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ALBUM KARLA HÖCKERA
Author(s): Paul Bargetto & Malgorzata Sikorska-Miszczuk
Album Karl Hocker is an attempt to understand the historical catastrophe of Auschwitz from the perspective of the perpetrators. Using documentary theatre techniques, improvisation, research and scripted drama, the piece explores the all-too-human men and women who carried out the final solution. By reanimating the photographs, the audience is invited to bear witness to the ordinary daily lives of the workers, managers, and executives who ran the Auschwitz death factory.
Cast Size: 2F, 3M
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Notes:
Date and place of various productions: Malta Festival, Poznan (2015); Sopot Non-Fiction Festival (2015 & 2016); Interpretations Festival, Katowice (2015); The Tianjin Caoyu Festival, Tianjin and Harbin (2016); Chantiers D’ Europe Festival, Paris (2016); Festival de Liege (2017); theaterszene Europa Festival, Koln (2017)
Study guides or support material: The company offer practical workshops for students alongside performances – contact Paul Bargetto for further information.
Original or Prominent Production: Instytut Teatralny, Warsaw (January 2015)
Original Source Material: Album of photographs of the Auschwitz concentration camp that belonged to an SS officer named Karl HöckerOriginal Language: Polish
English Language Translator: Paul Bargetto, Malgorzata Sikorska-Miszcz
Production Rights Holder:
Paul Bargetto, https://teatrtransatlantyk.com
Experience(s) Chronicled: Concentration and Extermination Camps | Perpetrators, Bystanders and Collaborators