Stage for Human Rights (D)
Imagine your partner or child is murdered. You desperately wait for at least the perpetrator to be caught. Instead, the investigating police turn your home upside down, claiming that your loved one was involved in criminal activity. You are questioned, spied on, bugged.
Sound like a horror story? That was the everyday life of all those families who lost a father or brother and son to the NSU murders. The Stage for Human Rights now tells of them in The NSU Monologues. A German, gloomy, painful homeland story that tells of the years of struggle of the families of Elif Kubasık, Adile Simsek and Ismail Yozgat.
The Stage for Human Rights, who have already been experienced in Mainz with their asylum monologues and dialogues, want to clarify. Their documentary, verbatim theatre is gentle, demanding, angry - but in any case immediate and touching. Geride kalanların gerçekler için mücadelesi..
www.buehne-fuer-menschenrechte.en
