A twice-rejected art school applicant rises to political power through the use of charm, cunning and violence. From there, he declares merciless war on 'cultural disintegration', ordering an aesthetic purge of the entartete Künstler - the 'degenerate artists' - and their work.
As a result, between 1933 and 1945 one fifth of all artworks in Europe - valued at billions of dollars - are looted by, or have their sale coerced by, the Nazis.
Acclaimed actor, director and playwright Toby Schmitz (The Rover, The Present) returns to the stage of his stomping ground, the Old Fitz Theatre, joined by an incredible ensemble cast of Septimus Caton (This Much Is True), Guy Edmonds (The Moodys, House Husbands), Giles Gartrell-Mills (A View From The Bridge, Sport For Jove), Henry Nixon (The Kettering Incident, Rake), Megan O'Connell (Cleverman, Home & Away) and Rupert Reid (Sunshine, The Village Bike) to breathe life into the story of what happens when a consummate performer - surrounded by yes men - takes it upon himself to shape the cultural future of a nation.
PERFORMANCE TIMES: Wednesday 17 Oct: Preview Performance 8:00 PM Thursday 18 Oct: Preview Performance 8:00 PM Friday 19 Oct: No Performance Tuesdays - Saturdays: 8:00 PM Sunday 21 Oct: 5:00 PM / 8:00 PM Sunday 28 Oct: 2:00 PM / 5:00 PM Sunday 4 Nov: 5:00 PM / 8:00 PM
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