Weisse Nächte. Dostojewskij

A story about love and loneliness, and the attempt to cling to another person. The characters teeter on the edge between light and shadow, hope and despair, between what seems eternal and what lasts only a single moment. The individual’s emotional drama becomes a microcosm of societal conflicts. After nearly 200 years, the play feels incredibly relevant—modern isolation, even though social media promises closeness, delivers algorithmic loneliness. It highlights the dilemma of the digital age: making longing visible without enabling genuine connection.

Director: Nelly Eichhorn