Th.O.M. Theater Of Moments: FLURGEFLÜSTER by Jason Hall

They are neighbors in a new apartment complex, so HE - "No. 11"- and SHE - "No. 12"- keep bumping into each other in the hallway and getting to know each other. He has just moved in, is wealthy and seems very interested in his neighbor, who is rather reserved and down-to-earth. The relationship begins innocuously enough: receiving the post, gossiping together, a DVD evening. The topic of their conversation becomes more and more frequent: who lives behind door "No. 10", in front of which there are always full bin bags. These soon become a bone of contention. But instead of talking to each other, the neighbors start a psychological war that eventually derails.How well do you know your neighbors?

Young, cheeky, unsettling - Hitchcock could have been the inspiration!

A two-person play that plays with uncertainty and allusions and takes the audience into the vague expectation of an unexpected event. A play that fits into the genre of the chamber play, the play in an intimate space that focuses on the effect of the conversations between the characters.

"FLUORGEFLÜSTER"