Since 2013, the renowned Swedish director and installation artist Thomas Bo Nilsson and stage designer Julian Wolf Eicke have been jointly developing large-scale installations. Their 504-hour marathon project "Cellar Door" premiered at the Schauspielhaus Wien in 2016. It was an enchanted theatrical cosmos revolving around online gamers and darknet users. Followed in 2016 by a weird horror trip called " Jinxxx". In 2017, they got to know the RambaZamba ensemble when they designed the stage set for "The Robbers" production in the RambaZamba Theater.
Thomas Bo Nilsson's theatrical installations exist on the interface between theatre, visual art and performance. Creating places of direct encounters these installations move along the threshold between art and life. Nilsson creates encounters between performers and spectators and between dramatic figures and their guests. Elaborately designed and coordinated down to the smallest detail, these labyrinth-like systems provide an extraordinary theatrical experience. Particularly through the immediacy with which the visitor enters directly into contact with a parallel artistic universe.