Mein Kampf - Schedule, Program & Tickets
Mein Kampf
George Tabori – Viennese legend, theater genius, cosmopolitan – created one of the most important plays of the 1980s with the farce MEIN KAMPF. Tabori was one of the first to rediscover Adolf Hitler - almost 50 years after Charlie Chaplin's THE GREAT DICTATOR - as a comedy character, and he played him colorfully: as a country bumpkin from Braunau am Inn, still green behind the ears and yet already bitten by megalomania , the young Hitler travels to Vienna for the first time in his life - with a few mediocre watercolors with him, which he intends to use to apply to art school. He ends up in a men's home, where he shares a room with kosher chef Lobkowitz and bookseller Shlomo Herzl. The two Jews disagree. While Lobkowitz looks at the young Hitler critically, Herzl begins to look after him in a fatherly manner...
More than three decades after its premiere at the Academy Theater by Tabori (1914–2007) himself, the legendary farce can now be seen in a new production at the Burgtheater. The director was ensemble member Itay Tiran, who has already directed BIRDS by Wajdi Mouawad and MOSKITOS by Lucy Kirkwood - both in the Academy Theater.
Subject to change.
More than three decades after its premiere at the Academy Theater by Tabori (1914–2007) himself, the legendary farce can now be seen in a new production at the Burgtheater. The director was ensemble member Itay Tiran, who has already directed BIRDS by Wajdi Mouawad and MOSKITOS by Lucy Kirkwood - both in the Academy Theater.
Subject to change.
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