Following ‘Habitat – pandemic version’ and ‘In Ordnung’, choreographer Doris Uhlich, known for questioning common preconceptions about body images, finally returns to the Munich Kammerspiele. Six actors immerse themselves in slippery worlds of slime. Slime is neither solid nor liquid; it is produced by all bodies and transcends bodily boundaries. In an age of binary thinking, in which people are broken down into predictable categories for digital exploitation, the ensemble gives birth to a collective, boundless body. While in our present day, intermediate worlds are increasingly drying up, ‘Glitsch’ becomes a lustful glide – an idiosyncratic ceremony of the fluid and ambiguous. The performers create a space for contemporary physical visions and intimacy – on stage, a fragment of a world that does not yet exist is created.