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Hollywood director Abe Rothstein and German producer Hans Reittinger are making a World War Two epic. As deadline day looms the production spirals out of control and the pair are at each others throats... A comedy about friendship, hope and Vergangenheitsbew?ltigung (or moving on) 'The war is so old now. I didn't have anything to do with it, I hadn't even been born. I mean, move on. Schnell.' The 2006 football World Cup was a turning point in German history. For the first time in 60 years Germany united as a nation; flags were hung out of windows, people sang patriotic songs and felt proud of their country. Now, as the war generation fades away and the last few Nazi war criminals are brought to justice, Germany has achieved a peaceful renewal at the head of European government. But is there such a thing as third generation war guilt? And what are the British and American attitudes to the war?T0880579033World Premiere.Director Pamela Schermann. Performer Mark Knightley. Performer James Maclaren. | |
| 9 Jul 13 to 13 Jul 13 | Theatre503, Inner London :: V232 listing details L2073053585 |
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