In the organizer's words:

NSU - Germans also among the victims

The NSU trial is one of the most complex trials in recent German history. The NSU's sad record: bomb attacks, robberies, murders - including nine people of Turkish, Kurdish and Greek origin. Although the years-long trial into the series of murders committed by the right-wing extremist terror cell has come to a legally binding conclusion, there is still the impression that much remains incomplete. The trial reveals frightening insights into the failure of the authorities. For years, the victims with a migration background were accused of being involved in the crimes. At the same time, almost all officials involved in the case ruled out a right-wing extremist background for the perpetrators. What would have happened if the victims had had German names and the perpetrators non-German names?

The reason for us to stage a play like this is to ensure that nothing is forgotten. The play should remind us of what is still latently present: the radical terror from the right. The ensemble brings the facts and reality before our eyes to shake us awake. This play wants to be a wake-up call that these atrocious acts still exist underground. It is bitter, at times ridiculous and reaches the level of the grotesque.

Author: Tuğsal Moğul

Director: Mustafa Avkiran & Övül Avkiran

Dramaturgy: Saliha Kerkhoff

Lighting design: Serdar Demirdas

Production: Ballaus Prinzenallee / Interkulturell-Aktiv e.V.

With: Freya Kreutzkam, Lukas David Schmidt, Jonas Broxtermann