HOME PARKOUR *RELOADED shows how we live(ed) separately from others in a small space. How we feel separated from the world and how we dream, dance, jump over obstacles and fight in our everyday lives.

Just before the sun goes down, when the shadows lengthen and the contours blur, an ecstatic time unfolds. Inspired by the light phenomenon of the golden hour, Luca Büchler uses this transgressive moment to investigate the unspecified (performance) space with biographical movement material in "after the end, before the beginning".

Shifting between labour and speculative proposals, "several attempts at braiding my way home" insists on fiction as a tool for quaking potential and finding opportunities for recovery and belonging. The performance swims with the Clymene dolphins, who defy understandings of heritage. It listens to the walruses who trust their hair for navigation.

Artist Talk with Adam and Amina Seid Tahir & Listening Session.

In Lena Gorelik's excellent and in the best sense ambiguous play, a whole class claims to know what really happened - and proves that the truth is ultimately always in the eye of the beholder.

Can young people make their own theatre? For more than 30 years, the TaO! Theatre am Ortweinplatz Graz has been working with young people in professional productions for over 30 years. Manfred Weissensteiner, founder and director of TaO! and director of "SAGDOCHMALLUCA", gives insights into his work with young people and their view of gender identity.

Three generations of one family. One small flat in Budapest. The grandmother is declining to accept a medal of honour as a Holocaust survivor; the daughter needs proof of her Jewish identity to secure a school place for her son in their new home in Berlin; the adult son is seeking out his own identity as a homosexual man. They all have the same questions: can we liberate ourselves from inherited identity ascriptions?

There are almost a million different species. They come in a wide variety of shapes and colours. Many of them live hidden - underground. Under the bark of trees, under stones and under our feet. They creep, dig and crawl. They are super-strong, super-fast and super-intelligent. Insects - the smallest and most diverse class that inhabits our planet.

Join us on a journey of discovery and dare to go with us where few people have gone before. When does our heart slip into our trousers? Is the fear in our bones or in our stomach? What makes us sweat? Do we react with lightning speed? Do we fall into a state of paralysis or should we face our fear?

Live sound installation between Notre Dame Cathedral and the Dachstein ice caves at the MuseumsQuartier.