After “The Age of Aquarium” (2019) and “Let it Rain” (2020), Nadine Gerspacher’s “Non-Upgraded Existence” is the third and final part of her trilogy, which deals with digital technologies and their influence on society. „Non-Upgraded Existence“ highlights the inability of people to manage their bodies and their environment to reconcile. Inspired by the global mobilization of the young generation against the exploitation of ecological resources, the play features an end-time scenario that returns to basic human needs such as love, closeness and social interaction.