Carte Blanche Studios
Sept. 23-Oct. 9
Mein Kampf
1024 S. Fifth St.
Jewish-Hungarian writer and stage director George Tabori knew of Nazism firsthand;
his father died at Auschwitz and he was forced to flee into exile. Tabori's bitter satire of
Hitler's vagabond years as a failed art student in Vienna is drawn from a few scattered
facts: Jewish associates may have aided Hitler in surviving a homeless shelter. Carte
Blanche's Jimmy Dragolovich directs the Milwaukee premiere.
Sept. 23-Oct. 9
Mein Kampf
1024 S. Fifth St.
Jewish-Hungarian writer and stage director George Tabori knew of Nazism firsthand;
his father died at Auschwitz and he was forced to flee into exile. Tabori's bitter satire of
Hitler's vagabond years as a failed art student in Vienna is drawn from a few scattered
facts: Jewish associates may have aided Hitler in surviving a homeless shelter. Carte
Blanche's Jimmy Dragolovich directs the Milwaukee premiere.
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