
A man withdraws from the outside world. He barricades himself in his apartment, bans all clocks, removes computers and telephones and muffles the sound of his own footsteps. To avoid the pizza delivery man, he lives on astronaut food. To be spared mail and advertising, he bribes the postman. Everything written is systematically destroyed. All the rubbish piles up into a growing mountain in the hallway, which he no longer enters. Weary of life, he counts to a thousand. And then … finally, the end?
In a highly concentrated reading, Samuel Koch performed Peter Turrini's haunting one-man play “Endlich Schluss”, directed by Globart's artistic director Fabian Burstein, at the Days of Transformation at Melk Abbey.
In the presence of the author, the evening was met with storms of enthusiasm.
The reading can now be seen once more at Theater in der Josefstadt.
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