Ingrid Caven, Helmut Berger, Stefano Cassetti, Johanna Dumet, Ann Göbel, Leonie Jenning, Catalin Jugravu, Günther Möbius, Jeanette Spassova, Anne Tismer, Laurean Wagner

Text: Albert Serra / Directed by: Albert Serra / Artistic advicer: Montse Triola / Scenography: Sebastian Vogler / Costumes: Rosa Tharrats / Lighting: Johannes Zotz / Video: Ariadna Ribas, Artur Tort, Xavi Pérez / Music: Marc Verdaguer / Dramaturgia: Gulio Bursi, Alan Twitchell / Assistance to dramaturgy and translation: Maurici Farré / Executive production: Philip Decker / Assistant director: Marie Schleef / Production assistant: Clàudia Robert.

1774 between Potsdam and Berlin, shortly before de French Revolution. A group of French libertines have scaped the ultra-conservative government of Louis XVI. They then meet with legendary German free-thinker and seducer Duc de Walchen. In a country ruled by a hypocritical regime of virtue, the mission of this group of expats is to export to Germany the libertinage, a philosophy based on the rejection of moral boundaries and authorities. 

A tableau vivant of old Europe, in which new fashions and modern business practices take on grotesque forms.

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Premiere February 22, 2018