Stories out of the rear house —
Anne Frank was not alone

This play is a non-historic realisation of
the world famous diary.

It is a story about the daily life in the
intermediate world. A story that goes from
peeling potatoes and cleaning to love and
dance to hope without boundaries in
a moment of staggering fear.

Harald Otto Schmid and Dietland Budde already
staged this extraordinary play in our
AlarmTheater in 1997. Today, 20 years later,
the audience can see Joana and Mohammed:
A girl, which is familiar with the original story
and the historic circumstances and a boy,
who first-hand experienced the life of the
intermediate world as a refugee.

Like in the first staging, we can see:
Two people, who suppress and reminisce,
who flirt, laugh, dance and argue.

The tragedy of the story is mixed with the
ease and fascination of the different
ways of life. The story creates an atmosphere
of beauty and intensity. That is why the audience
receives an insight in lives of humans, who
live in an inhumane time.

Actors and actresses:
Mohammad Osman and Joana Damberg
Direction: Dietlind Budde and Harald Otto
Schmid from an idea by Cora Herrendorf
Assistence: Hanna Ruhfuß
Technic/Requisite: Thomas Kallenbach
Premiere: 7th of december
Additional performances: 8th, 9th, 15th and
16.12.2017 | 20:00 hrs each
Renewal: 9th and 10th of february 2018 |
20:00 hrs each
School Performance: 7th of february 2018 |
11:00 hrs
Admission: 12€/8 € (students) 6€ (pupils)
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