Wednesday, 1/29/2025
at 7:30 PM


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The forest is alive. Perhaps a bit too much, as overnight numerous Central European cities have suddenly been overgrown with trees. At intersections, in pedestrian zones, even on balconies: trees everywhere. It's actually beautiful, but for most people, the sudden reclamation of urban spaces in Europe by nature is quite annoying. And the forestry office obviously has no time to rein in the rampant wild growth. For most tormented Europeans, the only option left is to flee to the global South, where it’s too hot for trees – a "reverse" migration begins. At least: Good for Bambi, who can leisurely wander through the newly grown fauna, but bad for Caesar and Pliny, who wonder what has happened to the Roman roads built for eternity.

Miriam Lesch's "Wald" is a crazy fantasy about the reclamation of the world by nature. Absurd, funny, and also a bit cautionary.

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