Theatre

Six friends meet for a weekend at a lake house. The seemingly idyllic scenes are interrupted by flashbacks from the rest of their lives — moments that expose pain, violence and alienation beneath the surface.

An imperfect world whose end is bound to surface, like the waters of the black lake.

A modern three-part adaptation of Sophocles' Oedipus the King. A visual stage work tracing the riddle of human identity, caught in the eternal conflict between biological and human law. Stark plays Jocasta — mother and wife, mother of the children she bore to her son-husband and to the murderer of the king whose place he took.

An expressionist drama in nine scenes following a young woman trapped in the gears of the social system and rebelling against her fate. Based on a true story from 1928, the play follows the tie a manager weaves with his secretary, ending in the murder of a husband. The defendant was the first woman in history to be executed in the electric chair. Stark plays Helen.

Set in a three-storey building. On the top floor lives a married couple, below them the husband's elderly father, and in the basement four men play cards. Another couple sits in the audience watching the show, hosted by an energetic salesman who promises an interactive, non-intrusive evening full of surprises and supreme happiness.

A stage work inspired by Antonin Artaud's Heliogabalus, or the Crowned Anarchist, following the reign of the Syrian boy-emperor in the Roman Empire. Alongside his mother's forceful rule, the androgynous fourteen-year-old leads the empire into decadent chaos — an era of license and obscenity, a new order in which order itself is an anarchy of power games.