Michael Kohlhaas is the most representative novel of the German romantic writer Heinrich von Kleist. Based on a true event that took place in Germany in the 16th century, the author constructs a disturbing parable about the impossibility of achieving the desire for justice.
Marco Baliani and Remo Rostagno adapt this story for the theater, but preserving the voice of the narrator, in this montage directed by María Gómez.
The result is Kohlhaas, an intense drama for a single actor, Riccardo Rigamonti, in a dark stage space with a single chair in the center. Language: Spanish. Show for young and old.
