In the 1920s, Jewish queer anarchist Erich Mühsam spoke at several events at the Sophiensælen theater. In conversation with a member of the Gustav Landauer Initiative, artist Noam Brusilovsky reflects on these appearances and Mühsam's significance for anarchist and socialist movements. Building on this, in a second artistic part of the evening, Brusilovsky addresses the question of how we can revisit Mühsam's visions and revolutionary ideas today and what role they can play in current social discourses.