The latest exhibition (or perhaps performance) at the Theater Museum, A House Full of Voices, is an absolute must to see event for all and definite marks a new way of thinking in museum exhibition design and communication. In cooperation with the theater group Okrater the museum has put on a memorable experience and a high aesthetic display which will certainly put a new twist to the never-ending debate of the use objects vs design elements in museum world.

With an aid of an earphone the visitor is led to make an individual journey through a labyrinth of small rooms and very dark corridors. There are no long labels, no museum texts.
Instead your 'electronic' guide, technical theater lighting, sounds and props help mark your way to discover more about the person who might once roamed those same halls. Doors, drawers or shutters might open unexpected; hushed voices of perhaps past inhabitants might whisper their deepest and darkest secrets to you. Or perhaps they will indeed tell you which door to open next to continue your adventure into a thrilling plot of their lives as an actor.