The new courtroom has become a show. The viewer has become the juror who will decide the guilty and innocent in the comment section of social media. We, the lovers of screens, have gotten used to watching celebrities on trial. At first, it was the MeToo scandals and the resulting dethroning of powerful men. And then the opposite – Johnny Depp wins his defamation suit against his ex-wife’s accusations. But one celebrity has not reached the headlines though the accusations against him are the gravest of all and the punishment graver still.

The Last Days Of Judas Iscariot

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What comes to light when, after the loss of his wife, John turns to psychotherapist Ian, a former priest… The patient is haunted by the ghost of his beloved wife, and he needs to confess to the doctor to make the apparition disappear. But it turns out that this mentally stable, self-assured specialist dishing out sage advice has quite a bit to hide himself. He has his own skeletons in the closet – no less frightening than his patient's. Suddenly, reality is more spooky than it seemed at the start of the session…

Shining City

A successful woman meets a successful man, and they begin an affair. Both are married with children. After a few years, they decide to break up, but a chance encounter brings them back together. This time, however, physical intimacy was not consensual, but violent, she says. That’s not true, he says. Now, the two public figures – television host Katharina Schlüter and professor Christian Thiede – find themselves facing each other in court as enemies.

He Said, She Said

The play “Monster” is a story about the inexperienced but very diligent teacher Tom who’s trusted with the fifteen-year-old but much more experienced Darryl. Taking note from his peers and idols, Darryl isn’t afraid or bothered by anything. To achieve his mission and save the difficult pupil from expulsion the young teacher is forced to explore the unknown world of hip-hop, slang, and glorified violence that leaves a mark on his own, seemingly right way of life.

Monster

"The Play That Goes Wrong" written by Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sears and Henry Shields of Mischief Theatre has been running for 7 years in London's West End. It won the prestigious 2015 Laurence Olivier Award for Best Comedy of the Year.

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