Praktisch, quadratisch, erotisch, or practical, quadratic, erotic - how is it that the German word for table, Tisch , is found in so many seemingly unrelated German words? It has pushed its way into our lives, forces us into chairs, makes us bend our backs and admonishes us to work. It shoves itself between us when we want to be close and trips us up when we are in a hurry.  We can rely it, it is infinitely resilient and does not accuse us of anything. No meal, no party, no negotiation is conceivable without it. It divides the world into on top of and under, into those who are sitting at the table and those who are swept under the rug…  I ch liebe Tisch (I Love Table) is the fourth part of the project cycle Wer die Zukunft kämmen will, braucht einen guten Kamm (Whoever Wants To Comb Through the Future Will Need A Good Comb)  Notes: Performers smoke on stage. Notes on accessibility: Information about the accessibility of the venue in structural terms can be found here.