Berlin is “the Most Important Show to See…Right Now” Read critics' response to this theatrical tour-de-force!
Learning Guide: Berlin Check out these resources for academics, enthusiasts, and educators to support your learning and viewing of BERLIN.
Synopsis and Characters Read a detailed synopsis of the play and get to know the characters bringing BERLIN to life.
Post-Show Discussion Activity Use these questions to reflect, discuss, or journal about your experience and reactions to BERLIN.
Historical Background, Dramaturgy, and Design Explore the historical context of BERLIN, its dramaturgy, and the design of Court Theatre’s production.
Pre-Show Classroom Activity Zine-tastic! Invite students to explore a historical event through zine-making, mirroring the graphic novel BERLIN.
Post-Show Classroom Activity With a video and worksheet as their guide, students will have the chance to reflect on the fascism in BERLIN and how to fight it.
No More Precious Stones Weimar is a kaleidoscope, a collage, a variety show, a dance on the edge of a volcano. Dive into the period and its rich history alongside University of Chicago professor Alice Goff.
A Conversation with Public Media Institute Director of Engagement Kamilah Rashied talks coalition building with Nick Wylie and Ed Marszewski of the Public Media Institute.
