Program

The performance “I Have Become a Stranger to Myself” combines music, texts, and eyewitness accounts in a powerful reflection on the fate of the women imprisoned in the Hoheneck women’s penitentiary. A project in cooperation with partners from remembrance and reappraisal work.

Lizzie Doron's gripping novel comes to the stage for the first time! Daphna Rosenthal portrays Rivi Greenfeld, daughter of Holocaust survivors, whose spirit of resistance awakens just when all seems to be lost.

In his opera „Chowanschtschina“, based on historical events, composer Modest Mussorgsky condenses the political and religious conflicts of late 17th-century Russia into a dramatic stage work.

Lawyer Hans Litten exposed Adolf Hitler in court and was arrested shortly after the Nazi seizure of power. His mother, Irmgard, fought for his freedom and against the arbitrariness of the Nazi dictatorship.