In joint site-specific works, Kirsten Reese and David Wagner devote themselves to the enactment of urban space by the means of music theatre. Everyday events are superimposed with text, historical sound documents and composed music. Layers of memory mix, allowing the present to be experienced as a fleeting moment within incessant change. BERLIN ROSENTHALER PLATZ extends the resources of the audio-walk with live elements to create a portrait of this square in the very centre of Berlin, social focal point in the 19th century, centre of ​​Jewish life in the 1920s, while also emembering GDR and reunification. Through headphones, the audience not only receives instructions on routes and places to stay, but also requests for their own actions.