MEGASTRUCTURE /
Why things go wrong

MEGASTRUCTURE is a puzzle, a performative dance duet whose pieces are constantly being dismantled, searched for, tested and reinvented. Co-creators and performers Sarah Baltzinger and Isaiah Wilson draw on their bodies in constant cohabitation to deconstruct the traditional format of theatre and dance pieces. What does the audience expect in a performance? What is necessary to create? Without music or other distractions, MEGASTRUCTURE is both an immersive experience and a captivating performance.

Sylva Šafková’s choreography "Why things go wrong" revolves around the theme of the (im)moral, ethically challenging nature of human behaviour, which too often affects the lives of everyone around them. Inspired by Aron James’ book "Assholes: A Theory", Šafková brings up a common experience: a situation where everything was going right until it all went wrong. Sometimes, it is just a coincidence, but a specific culprit can often be identified. The performance addresses the evil that such people inflict.