HINTERLASSENSCHAFT – A HOUSE FULL OF STUFF – 2025


Between preserved cherries, a bank account filled with expectations, and the nose of an unknown father, a house full of things begins to take shape. notsopretty develops a play about memories that fade, about objects that endure as witnesses to the past; about bureaucracy, emotions, and inequality. Who inherits things, and who is left out? What is your life like when money no longer matters? And how many zeros does a billion actually have? A House Full of Stuff is an invitation to negotiate, reflect, and redistribute, with integrated audio description and musical composition. Drawing on personal experiences, the three performers turn the practice of inheritance into a performative testament. And in doing so, they play with legal and contractual formalities, biographical and fictional narratives, personal accounts, and interviews.

In spoken German, with integrated artistic audio description and surtitles in English.

HFOS AudioflyerKarlsruhe.mp3 (3.1MB)






Team

Concept, artistic direction, performance
notsopretty (Anna Júlia Amaral, Nina Weber & Marcel Nascimento)

Set design
Aaron Stratmann

Sound design
Vito Oliveira Azevedo

Technical direction, lighting design
Jan Leschinski

Production management, dramaturgy
Amelie Werner

Production assistance
Simona Brücker

Graphic design
Felipe Ribeiro Rodrigues

Expert with disability consulting on accessibility for blind and visually impaired people
Adriani Botez

Public relations
Emelyn Yábar

Social media
Anna Júlia Amaral

Premiere on 23 May 2025 at Theater im Depot, Dortmund

Hinterlassenschaft: A House Full of Stuff is a co-production by notsopretty with Theater im Depot Dortmund

In cooperation with: Physical Theatre Netzwerk e.V., Burg Hülshoff – Center for Literature im Rahmen des Droste Festivals 2025: Landlord’s Game; Freier Theaterverein Heidelberg e.V. & Vielsichten_Beirat am Karlstorbahnhof. Funded by: Fonds Darstellende Künste aus Mitteln der Beauftragten der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien; LWL-Kulturstiftung; Ministerium für Kultur und Wissenschaft des Landes NRW im Rahmen der Konzeptionsförderung; City of Dortmund; Kulturbüro Stadt Bochum