Traudl Junge. Im Schatten des Bösen

That's what it's all about

A theater project against forgetting and a reminder not to repeat the mistakes of the past. Daniel Breitfelder as Hitler's secretary, who witnessed the last days of the war in the Führerbunker - she speaks unsparingly about repression, responsibility and guilt and does not accept the excuse that she was young at the time. After all, Sophie Scholl was too. Young people from the present day talk about what resistance means to them.

That's why you should come 

At the last Sommerblut Festival, the Petra P. production office wowed audiences with “Queere Revolution” (nominated for the Cologne Theater Prize, among others). Now, at a time when right-wing extremism is gaining strength, it is setting an example with a gripping monologue - exactly 80 years after the end of the Second World War. The often clichéd mantra of “Resist the beginnings!” hovers over the intense performance the whole time.

Pssst!

The queer collective Produktionsbüro Petra P. consists of Daniel Breitfelder, Johannes Brüssau and Sebastian Kreyer. With their unmistakable aesthetic, they read a wide variety of que(e)r material. 

A production of Produktionsbüro Petra P. in cooperation with NS-DOK.