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Director
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Dani Horowitz
Actor
:
Rafaël Goldwaser
Artistic
counsel:
Georges-Philippe Danan
Set:
Philippe Spitz
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Le
Théâtre en L'Air (Der LufTeater)
presents Uncle Arthur, a solo for eight
characters by Dani Horowitz. Peter Stone,
rescued from the camps, tells of the Shoah by
narrating his own experience, his family's and
friends'. There are those who, like his Uncle
Arthur, managed to leave Europe in time, and
those who, like Peter Stone, did not have the
chance to leave - and should they have left?
Feelings of guilt, of being misunderstood, of
communicating or not. All along the narration,
Peter Stone is confronted with the impossibility
of trasmitting the horror of what he has
experienced.
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About
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"Here the props
replace the actors: a spotlight, a clothes stand, a hat on a
chair, a little puppet in the role of Uncle Arthur - make up
the cast brilliantly animated by Rafael Goldwaser"
(Saarbrûcker Zeitung, 21
April
1997)
"Intensive and
sensitive, both in gestures and facial expression, Rafael
Goldwaser plays in the mental universe of Peter Stone. An
impressive performance, exceedingly well received by the
public. (Trierer Stadt Zeitung, 18 June
1996)
"A disturbing,
astonishing and moving performance. Throughout the play
humour walks side by side with despair". (E.S.,
high-school teacher)
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