Jo Davidsmeyer

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Irma Greese: un inger al mortii (Angel: A Nightmare in Two Acts): The play uses the setting of the Holocaust to explore contemporary values, the question of personal responsibility versus universal guilt, and the seductive appeal of evil. Controversial and thought-provoking, Angel offers strong roles for women and strong subject matter for theaters seeking to challenge themselves and their audiences. Angel is a drama based on the trial and execution of real-life Nazi war criminal Irma Grese. Grese became a concentration camp guard at the age of sixteen, was prosecuted by the British in the Belsen trials, and was executed at the age of 21 for her crimes against humanity. A strikingly beautiful woman, she was dubbed by the international press as “The Blonde Angel of Auschwitz.” During the play, Irma’s prosecutor falls under her fatal charms. He is drawn, along with the audience, down into a private nightmare where the tables are turned and he becomes the accused. Also dragged into the nightmare is Olga Lengyel, a survivor of Auschwitz, who teaches the prosecutor a lesson about dignity and survival.
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The Mighty, Roving, Pan-Galactic Miknik Art Players
Regina luminii (The Queen of Light): On his wedding day, Laird, High King of the Outlands, nervously awaits a first glimpse of his bride. Laird has good reason to be anxious. His betrothed is no blushing young maiden. She is an accomplished general, eight years older than the teenaged Laird, and a Queen in her own right. This arranged marriage ends a centuries-old war and gives Laird access to an ancient and powerful arsenal. The wedding benefits everyone . . . except the bride. When his queen arrives, it’s love at first sight for Laird, but this warrior queen has her own agenda. Before the nuptials, she seizes an opportunity to nullify the marriage contract at the point of a sword. In what should have been an exhibition match, Laird suddenly finds himself fighting for his life. And the fate of a world hangs on whether this young king is able and willing to slay the woman that he loves.
Învinge, pierde sau ucide (Win, Lose, or Murder)
Încă o dată ieri (Yesterday Once More)