Cluj-Napoca National Theatre will complete its program for February with a supplementary representation of MEIN KAMPF by Geoge Tabori, directed by Alexandru Dabija, on 10 February, at 5 PM, on the main stage. The representation will be attended by the members of the nomination jury of the UNITER Gala (The Romanian Theatre Union), an event which celebrates annually the best achievements in the field of theatre. Tickets are available at the theatre’s Ticket Agency or online at www.biletmaster.ro.
MEIN KAMPF is an exorcism, a huge laughter, a song of freedom in which the author, a victim of the Nazi terror, depicts horror in an unexpected manner. Shlomo Herzl, an old Jewish bookseller, lodges an untalented young man who wants to study at the Fine Arts Academy. The young man’s name is Hitler, an egocentric and rude character, paranoid and vain, a Nazi in the making. Shlomo could have foreseen the approaching danger, but all he sees in Hitler is just another fellow human being.
