By Bertolt Brecht; Directed by Professor Scott Stroot
Written on the eve of the Nazi war machine's expansion into Poland in 1939, and set
in the midst of Europe's 17th century "Religious Wars," Mother Courage and Her Children
exploded through centuries of stale theatrical convention to establish an entirely
new way to "do theatre," immediately earning an enduring place in the pantheon of
the world's greatest anti-war literature, and introducing to the world one of the
theatre's most confounding and memorable characters; Anna Fierling, AKA "Canteen Anna."
AKA - Mother Courage.
Photos by: Racheal Melodie Luther
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