A prologue, two dialogues and a long interlude. All clearly connected. In a performance by Romeo Castellucci - it doesn't have to get any crazier.
Italian playwright Castellucci prefers to make theatre that is not easily or even misunderstood. In doing so, he does not shy away from shock effects. Visually overwhelming, but a clear line is often hard to discern. So that promises something when he gets going with Democracy in America. Especially with the actuali...
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