Stu­dio Ju­li­an Het­zel: Three Times Left is Right

Three Times Left is Right is a project about the thin line between hate and love. In this new performance, Studio Julian Hetzel explores the economy of polarization.

The new right successfully appropriates the language and revolutionary stance of the old left, while the left struggles with an identity crisis. The old is dying, but the new cannot be born.

This performance takes the audience on an ideological Möbius strip, where ideas and people shift—until the moment when three times left suddenly proves to be right.

In a time of growing polarization and the rise of radical right-wing, nationalist movements, Studio Julian Hetzel creates a performance about the challenge of cohabiting with radical opposites under one roof. A family portrait that exposes the relationship between the populist right-wing and the progressive left.

"I love to hate you.
I hate to love you."