1938 MUSIC & SPEECH: ILL-DIGESTIBLE SANDWICHES OF HISTORY
Somewhere between a theater piece and a radio-show reenactment, “Berlin 1938” played over the weekend with devastating force. It is destined to be a prize-winning venture as it relives a highly precarious time between escapism and the horrific persecutions on the eve of World War Two. Even if yours was not among the families directly impacted back then, this musical show cum political theater unleashed grim edges both telling and terrifying. Daniel Hope’s NCCO was converted into a stage band…