Something had changed. The sun seemed to be hiding, and slowly the colour drained from the landscape. And then our house - the house where Mama, Grandma and I had lived for years, our house with the creaking staircase - decided to stop standing still. It simply flew off.
The House That Stopped Standing Still is a small-bombastic performance about what it means to have a home, and what happens when you no longer feel at home in that place. How do your roots keep growing when you are on the move?
The absurdist-poetic story of The House That Stopped Standing Still is written by writer and theatre maker Elsa van Dijk. Her work is cheerfully dark with a touch of surrealism and feels most at home where you least expect it. The direction, full of objects, miniatures, shadows and music, is in the hands of the award-winning director Ramses Graus.