Written by Judith Burnley, directed by Alice Hamilton.
The Berlin Wall has fallen. Reparations are being made to Jewish families. Germany has reunited. And in Belsize Park, Otto Huberman is listening to recordings of himself playing Brahms, when he is interrupted by a visitor who will turn his life upside down.
Funny, provocative, and deeply moving, this new play explores what it means to be a ‘citizen of nowhere’.
Judith Burnley has written best-selling novels including The Wife and Unrepentant Women.
Alice Hamilton has directed acclaimed premieres of the plays of Barney Norris including Eventide and Visitors, and revivals including German Skerries at the Orange Tree Theatre.
Anything that flies
Jermyn Street Theatre, 16B Jermyn Street, London
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This event ended on Saturday 11th of November 2017
This event ended on Saturday 11th of November 2017
Admission
£10 for U30s until 28th October
£15 previews
£20 concessions until 28th October
£30 full price tickets
£10 for U30s until 28th October
£15 previews
£20 concessions until 28th October
£30 full price tickets
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