Terror

Description

164 lives against 70,000 Court Drama by Ferdinand von Schirach A terrorist hijacks a passenger plane and heads towards the
fully packed Allianz Arena. Although explicitly forbidden
was to shoot it down, Bundeswehr pilot Lars Koch makes a decisive decision. He
shoots down the aircraft, killing 164 people to save 70,000
people in the stadium. Now Lars Koch must answer before the grand criminal chamber of the Berlin
District Court. The defense argues that he
saved tens of thousands of lives through
his actions. The prosecution, on the other hand, accuses him
of not only ignoring
his orders but also violating the dignity
of the passengers. Is a person allowed to decide
which life is more valuable than another? In Ferdinand von Schirach's "Terror," the audience itself becomes part of
the court. In the end, it decides on the guilt or innocence of
the accused and thus determines the outcome of the evening. A gripping court drama about responsibility, morality, and the question of whether
one human life can be offset against another. Directed by Wolfgang Rumpf

Highlights

• Gripping court drama by Ferdinand von Schirach
• Interactive audience decision on guilt or innocence
• Directed by Wolfgang Rumpf

General Information

The play "Terror" is performed at the Berlin Criminal Theater and addresses the moral dilemmas of a Bundeswehr pilot who shoots down a passenger plane to save many lives. The audience is actively involved in the decision-making process and must decide the fate of the accused at the end.

Location

Palisadenstrasse 48, 10243 Berlin Friedrichshain, Germany

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