
Luzerner Theater
The Good Person of Szechwan
Play by Berthold Brecht
Director: Andreas Herrmann
Costume: Sabine Fleck
Music: Martin Baumgartner
Lighting: Gérard Cleven
Dramaturgy: Carolin Losch
Brecht's parable piece, premiered in Zurich in 1943, raises the question of whether a good person can survive in capitalism or whether mercilessness enables goodness in the first place. The gods have had their day. They steal themselves out of their responsibility, refer people to themselves and finally return badly damaged to heaven, therefore back to nothingness. Goodness as an absolute moral law seems impossible.
Luzern, Schweiz | 2013
Photography: Ingo Höhn








