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British soldier Don Hanwell’s indifference allows German prisoner Otto Suder to escape and later become a concentration camp guard. Years afterward, an allegorical trial condemns humanity and directs Don to kill Suder; Suder ultimately dies by grenade, forcing Don to confront his own responsibility and the distinction between guilt and damnation.
The source lists theatre characters and staff, including a Director, performers, a Prompter and Wardrobe Mistress, alongside the Father, Son, Stepdaughter and Mother.
British soldier Don Hanwell’s indifference allows German prisoner Otto Suder to escape and later become a concentration camp guard. Years afterward, an allegorical trial condemns humanity and directs Don to kill Suder; Suder ultimately dies by grenade, forcing Don to confront his own responsibility and the distinction between guilt and damnation.
The source lists theatre characters and staff, including a Director, performers, a Prompter and Wardrobe Mistress, alongside the Father, Son, Stepdaughter and Mother.