Nach Schwaben, Kinder!

Play · German · 2010

Play text: Christian Schönfelder and Klaus Hemmerle

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Nach Schwaben, Kinder! by Christian Schönfelder and Klaus Hemmerle follows five children from Tyrol's Paznaun Valley who cross the Arlberg into Upper Swabia in 1882 to work there for the summer. Developed from original source material and improvisation, the play explores child labour, poverty, displacement and dependence while using open role changes and moments of humour.

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Nach Schwaben, Kinder!

Waldbühne Sigmaringendorf

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2017

Sigmaringendorf · Germany

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