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Stranger

Stranger

Von: August von Kotzebue
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In this poignant drama by the esteemed German playwright August von Kotzebue, a close friend of Ludwig von Beethoven, we delve into the complexities of love and identity. Originally published as Menshenhass und Reue, the play took the English-speaking world by storm in the late 1790s, captivating audiences in both Great Britain and the United States. Its enchanting tale of lost love, hidden identities, overwhelming guilt, and the promise of redemption resonated deeply with 19th-century theatergoers, leaving them spellbound. Join us for a journey through a fairytale-like narrative that has moved generations. - Summary by Kelly TaylorCopyright Romance Stories Kunst Schauspiel & Theater Unterhaltung & Darstellende Künste
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