Demand the Impossible + Debate

A generational statement about freedom, identity, and social expectations.

The production moves between physical theatre and performance. It draws from the creative team's improvisations and the philosophy of Slavoj Žižek, specifically his book "Demand the Impossible". The movement, words, and energy of the performers are interwoven with direct contact with the audience.

Through humour, music, and references to pop culture, the creative team explores feminism, identity, social stereotypes, and the search for stability in a polarized world. The central questions are simple: Is it possible to change the world through collective effort? Is a shared goal enough - or does each of us demand something different?

"First, I have no money. Second, my freedom ends where another's begins. Third, I don't agree with myself and I prepared a speech! I forgot it."

A debate follows the performance.