Dreier steht Kopf

That's just how the world works: One is always first, and Two is always second. But suddenly, Three appears and the order is at risk. Because Three refuses to accept that as the third, he is never allowed to play. He doesn't care for the order of numbers, nor for the order of the world, and he baffles One and Two with a question neither of them really thought about: 'You always talk about the howmanyeth you are – but the howmanyeth WHAT are you? Who are you?!'

Casten Brandau uses the numerical order incarnate to disrupt established order. Looking for one's identity can and must cause chaos. An absurd play about the order of the world, which needs to be turned upside-down time and again with courage, language and playful imagination.