
We are re-enacting the trial of Adolf Eichmann. In three rooms, you, as the audience, are led through a monstrous tragedy that tells what a single human being can accomplish. “The banality of evil,” an acknowledgment of the darkness of man.
The performance begins in the foyer, where you meet a completely ordinary man. He does ordinary things like hanging up your jacket, serving coffee, all while talking about his family, his work and his interests. A meeting between people. He is your confidant and accompanies you throughout the process. It turns out later, it is he who turns into Adolf Eichmann.
DITTE RØNN POULSEN
(COMPOSER)
CHRISTIAN ROSSIL
(AUTHOR & PERFORMER)
JENS VILLY KOCK
(MUSICIAN)
ANDREAS DAWE
(AUTHOR & STAGER)
PERNILLE KRAGH
(AUTHOR & DRAMATURGE)
JULLIE FORHHAMMER
(SCENOGRAPHER)
JENS VILLY KOCK
(SOUND TECHNICIAN)