The Private Life of the Master Race (aka Fear and Misery of The Third Reich)
by Bertolt Brecht
In a new American translation by Binyamin Shalom
Soho Rep's Walkerspace, New York City
The Private Life of the Master Race (aka Fear and Misery of The Third Reich) charts the submission of ordinary German citizens to the Nazi Party line. Suspicion, fear and the ever-narrowing parameters of patriotism are all surprisingly relevant in Brecht's response to regimen change in his native Germany in the 1930s.
Director: James Phillip Gates
Set Design: Richard Hoover
Lighting Design: Andy Smith
Costume Design: Heather Klar
Technical Director: Mark Mocha
Production Stage Manager: Marta Stout
Sound Design: Susan Margaret Smale
Original Composition: Giovanni Spinelli
Cast: Kristin Barnett, Tracy Hostmyer, Betty Hudson, David Beck, Nicholas Daniele, Peter Levine, Khris Lewin and Brad Russell
