Normal: The Düsseldorf Ripper
This fictional account of Peter Kürten's life is told through his lawyer's perspective.
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This fictional account of Peter Kürten's life is told through his lawyer's perspective.
Two friends in their twenties are alone when Tadge, an old school friend returning from service in the Gulf War, arrives. His military experiences have changed him, and the men confront the distance between the person they knew and the person he has become.
Pregnant Abby and Stuart try to repair their troubled relationship, but the play’s nonlinear structure reveals the consequences of a later tragedy behind their attempts to piece their shared history together.
In two contrasting acts, Lisa’s vivid, dreamlike imaginary life gives way to the bleak black-and-white hospital ward where she is treated for dissociative disorder, inviting audiences to consider the condition and conventional treatment.
This fictional account of Peter Kürten's life is told through his lawyer's perspective.
Two friends in their twenties are alone when Tadge, an old school friend returning from service in the Gulf War, arrives. His military experiences have changed him, and the men confront the distance between the person they knew and the person he has become.
Pregnant Abby and Stuart try to repair their troubled relationship, but the play’s nonlinear structure reveals the consequences of a later tragedy behind their attempts to piece their shared history together.
In two contrasting acts, Lisa’s vivid, dreamlike imaginary life gives way to the bleak black-and-white hospital ward where she is treated for dissociative disorder, inviting audiences to consider the condition and conventional treatment.