Content notes

The text sometimes uses discriminatory, sexualised and sexist language and addresses threats of violence, suicide and addiction.

The text addresses sexual abuse, psychological and physical violence.

This play deals with topics such as racism, flight, displacement and transphobia.

The text deals with systemic discrimination against marginalized communities, especially within the context of the judiciary and racist socialization. Hereby, the text quotes discrimnatory language. 

The play deals with grief due to an accidental death and quotes hate comments.

The text deals with the violent kidnapping and the capture of two people. The text deals with severe psychological and physical violence, sexual assault and sexual violence, also against children, suicidal behaviour, murder and discrimination against queers.

Contextualized within the ancient myths surrounding the city of Thebes, the text addresses extreme physical, sexualised and psychological violence, including violence against children, as well as suicide and war.

The text deals with the loss of a loved one due to an illness, an experience of sexualised violence and self-harming behaviour. It also deals intensively with body images and also addresses potential eating disorders.

In this production violence, war experiences and war traumas are addressed.

This production deals with flight. The supposed drowning of the main characters is addressed on a textual level.

In this production, abuse of power, the overstepping of boundaries and phsyical and psychological assault are addressed on a textual level.

The text adresses (in some parts) experiences of racism.

In this production sexual assault and sexual violence are addressed on a textual level. The sound of a machine gun can be heard.

In short sequences, the production quotes discriminatory language against LGTBIQ* and deals with discrimination based on sexual identity on a textual level.

Contextualized within the ancient myths surrounding the city of Thebes, the text addresses extreme auto-aggressive violence on a linguistic and visual level. The production uses strobe lighting.

In this production anti-semitism, racism, experiences of flight, systemic discrimination and experiences of physical and psychological violence are addressed on a textuals level. The production quotes discriminatory language.

The production deals with war and the experience of flight. During a longer episode, gun shots can be heard.

Conetxtualized within a story akin to a fairy tale, the production addresses violence.

In this production, sexual violence is addressed on a textual level. The production uses strobe lighting.

At the beginning, the text quotes jokes about the Holocaust and partly adresses war and the experience of flight.

The text deals with physical violence up to and including murder and execution, war, physical violence against children and sexualised and physical violence against women. It uses sexualised, discriminatory language. The production hints at drug use and physical violence against women.

The production addresses suicide and sexual abuse on a textual level.

The production addresses the discrimination and persecution of a homosexual person because of their sexual orientation.

The production addresses colonial, racist perspectives on a textual and dramatic level. Physically and racially motivated violence as well as lethal violence against animals are addressed. It quotes discriminatory language.

The production deals with surrogacy.