The term "company" has several meanings...

• In an economic context, "company" can refer to a certain type of enterprise, such as a stock corporation or a limited liability company.

• In philosophy, "society" can also refer to the totality of human relationships and interactions.

• In sociology, a society is a group of people who live in a certain area and are bound together by social relationships, institutions and a common culture. It can refer to the whole of humanity, a particular nation or a smaller group.

• In everyday language, "society" can also simply refer to a group of people who are together, for example at an event or a meeting. However, it can also refer to a specific group of people within a society, such as the "better society" or the "social class".

In summary, it can be said that the term "society" can have different meanings depending on the context - and this is what makes this show and "our" GesellschaftsAbend so exciting, because the audience decides which context (or perhaps several) is highlighted and the performers (Anne Rab, Jan-Henrik Sievers, Gilly Alfeo, Thomas Jäkel and Alexandra Winterfeldt) embark on a journey of discovery together with the audience.