
LiSTOVÁNí returns to the Imperial Baths. This time it brings a satirical and provocative reading "Here he comes again". This time it focuses on the ironic story of Adolf Hitler's return to the present. Timur Vermes' book, which comes to life in this stage production, offers a profound insight into modern society and its relationship to the past.
On the one hand a comic book and on the other hand a smile freezes on your face. Come and see for yourself at the Imperial Baths.
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Summer 2013. Adolf Hitler wakes up on a neglected patch in the middle of Berlin. In the deepest peace, without his party, without his loyalists, without Eva. Alone and alone in a sea of immigrants. 66 years after his presumed death, he is stuck in the present and against all odds launches a new career - on YouTube! And eventually - how else - he'll go into politics! This bitter political satire shows contemporary Germany as a cynical society driven forward by an unscrupulous desire for success, which, despite decades of democracy, is completely defenceless against demagogues of the coarsest kind. "On the one hand, this is a hilariously comic book, but on the other hand, it will soon freeze the smile on your face." (Stern). You can look forward to a great black grotesque that works perfectly in the Czech environment.
Timur Vermes
(* 1967, Nuremberg) is a German journalist and writer. After graduating from high school he studied history and political science in Erlangen. He worked as a journalist for the Munich Abendzeitung and the Cologne Express. In 2007 he started writing as a ghostwriter - for example Was vom Tode übrig bleibt. He published his debut novel in 2012 under the title Er ist wieder da - a satire about Hitler, who wakes up in a meadow in Berlin in 2011, starts appearing on various TV shows and gains popularity again. After the book was presented at the Frankfurt Book Fair, the novel became a bestseller.