Review. On the death of species

Around 150 animal and plant species become extinct every day. Displaced, lost, forgotten ... A lot has changed since man began to ravage the earth. Cities have been built, forests cleared, habitats taken and poisoned. The great disappearance surpasses anything we can imagine. Animals that have long been extinct make a grand reappearance here: from the dodo to the short-nosed coati to Bennett's kelp. A beat. A catwalk. And texts about animals. The actors try to use their bodies to discover what connects them to the extinct species. Revue. Über das Sterben der Arten is a choreographic approach to a non-human world. An evening about remembering and the possibility of new beginnings.