In "Marble Melodies Fiction Zone", Julia Grillmayr takes us beyond the threshold of a dazzling and frightening zone where otherworldly wonders open up speculative possibilities, enabling us to see "the world out there" in a whole new light. That’s where Eva Kadlec comes in, asking what stories do to our hearts. In doing so, she takes a closer look on grimdark, a popular genre and late-capitalist illusion in which violent transgression is considered revolutionary and trust merely provisional. At this point, it might be helpful to change the language. For by listening and humming along, other forms of emotional realities can be explored and experienced. With its extraterrestrial sounds, Numa promises more than just a soundtrack to the magical transformation of the narcissistic astrophysicist Wallace Neyton, as traced by the discreet non-governmental organization MPPO. It is the language of and to Supplice, a beautiful planet whose mystery cannot be unravelled by the human mind.

"Marble Melodies Fiction Zone" appears in dialogue with the exhibition "Priscilla Predator: geboren, leben, sterben" by Paul Fritz and Virginie Sistek. During the CD & Magazine Release, the exhibition can be visited for the last time (the play starts every hour on the hour during opening hours, last run at 5pm).