In SAFE, Falk Richter dissects our present with precise language: a kaleidoscope of digital obsessions, emotional neglect and political speechlessness. Between therapy sessions, Netflix marathons and shattering relationships, the characters search for stability in a world where all closeness is risky and all truth is fragile. In dialogues that are as fragmented as life itself, the play explores the major themes of our time – love, violence, identity, power and getting lost in virtual spaces. SAFE is not a place, it is a state – fleeting, deceptive, deeply disturbing.