Theater stages that have become all-too-real spaces. An audiovisual performance and documentary narrative about arson attacks, ideological and wartime violence—after which rubble, soot, and bones were left beneath the floor. Four stories of theater buildings in Milan, Žilina, Šumperk, and Mariupol.

The performance May the Wolf Die is a four-hour event divided into four chapters separated by intermissions. It combines audiovisual performance, documentary storytelling, a radio play, a concert, and a lecture performance.

It recounts both major and minor historical events that have unfolded within these theater buildings and portrays specific human decisions made in moments of crisis. In the cycle of building, tearing down, creating, and destroying, questions arise about how to deal with the rubble and ruins of the past and how to repair our bombed-out and burned-out present in the future.