In a version by Anne Lenk and David HeiligersDirected by Anne Lenk
Deutsches Theater Berlin
It is court day in the village of Huisum. In the morning, Judge Adam stumbles out of bed and trips over himself. At least that's what he claims. For as much as this Fall of Adam is true as a metaphor, it is actually the first of many lies that the judge will unabashedly tell. The real reason for his damaged foot and bruised face is the result of an assault he committed the previous night: pestering young Eve in her room, he is surprised by her fiancé Ruprecht and injures himself while escaping through the window. On top of that, a jug breaks.
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