No idea

You can have no idea about almost anything: about the history of mankind, about space, about love or about wasps and figs. In other words, that a wasp always has to die in the blossom for a fig to ripen. Is that really true? I have no idea. In any case, the author Nele Stuhler has spent two years dealing with cluelessness. In her book No idea, she asks herself: Is not knowing really always a bad thing? Or can cluelessness also be a very good basis for going through the world? Choreographer and director Andy Zondag, actor* in Jorid Lukaczik and musician Janis Elias Müller have taken these questions as the starting point for their theater piece. In it, Jorid Lukaczik dances and conjures (!) his way through the countless questions of life: from the mystery of the origin of the universe to the many small decisions we all have to make every day. As if that wasn't enough! Then there's the feed on our cell phone. This feed with ever-changing advice on what to eat, what to buy and how to live ...