Der jüngste Tag
Der jüngste Tag

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More detailsStationmaster Hudetz is known for his reliability, but he misses the crucial moment to signal because Anna, the innkeeper’s daughter, distracts him. Two trains collide, killing eighteen passengers. Anna and Hudetz try to divert suspicion from themselves by making false statements. In the town, the train accident becomes the starting point for a wide range of suspicions and accusations. …
Horváth, whose 125th birthday will be commemorated in 2026, wrote about “ordinary people” facing existential threats during a time of rising fascism. His powerful play depicts a society marked by narrow-mindedness, malice, and prejudice. Economic and political instability intensify mutual distrust and lay the groundwork for rumors and incitement. In this climate of uncertainty, the web of culpability continues to spread.
Director David Bösch explores the question of individual responsibility within society and brings Horváth’s examination of guilt and conscience to the stage through finely nuanced character portrayals. The almost crime-thriller-like atmosphere reveals the dynamics of opinion formation and reflects the danger inherent in blind and blind-fury reactions—a danger that threatens both individuals and entire societies.
Duration: 1 hour and 30 minutes, no intermission
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