FEAR AND KATZENJAMMER IN THE THIRD REICH
Fear and Misery of the Third Reichappeared as a series of vignettes in Prague in 1938, written by Bertolt Brecht in exile about what everyday life in Germany was like between 1933 and 1938, based on witnesses’ accounts and newspaper clippings. It presents everyday people from the petty bourgeoisie and the upper classes alike. Scenes of varying length demonstrate how politics creeps into people’s lives, hearts, minds; how it affects their personalities; what existing traits it confirms and reinforces.
Work of Acting (2007 - 2012) class.
Players
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Sándor Zsótér |
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Gábor Máté |
Premier: November 20, 2010 12:00 AM
We shall use the support in the framework of the project titled “Knowledge Depot of the University of Theatre and Film Arts – User-friendly Expansion in the Library of the University of Theatre and Film Arts”. The project is realised with the support of the European Union and the co-financing of the European Social Fund.