Funerals are for the living. What happened, why, who did it and how — none of that matters in the moments before.
ZÜRICH is a play about the moments before, as hotel guests enjoy the last moments of their private, awkward, funny and not-so-funny lives. A series of two-handers, strangers struggle with nationalism, tourism, social responsibility, isolation, class and gender expectations.
In a time of global crisis, what does neutrality mean for a country full of banks? For any of us?








