When the Village Judge Has Something to Hide

Heinrich von Kleist's comedy “The Broken Pot” is being revived at the Kleines Haus of the Theater Münster. The performance begins at 19:30 and presents a case that is both comedic and thrilling on stage.

A Village Judge Under Pressure

The focus is on the nervous village judge Adam. He is supposed to resolve a dispute over a broken pot. But during the proceedings, his own misconduct threatens to come to light. Thus, the court itself becomes the scene of an increasingly delicate situation.

Kleist combines sharp observations with grotesque moments in his well-known farce. The character of village judge Adam comes under more pressure as the contradictions of the case unfold. From a seemingly mundane dispute, a sophisticated game of guilt, truth, and the question of who actually holds the control in a court proceeding develops.

Revival at the Kleines Haus

The production is being revived at the Kleines Haus of the Theater Münster. Theatergoers can look forward to an interpretation of Kleist's comedy in which the nervous energy of the village judge and the impending revelation of his misconduct are central themes.

The performance is scheduled to start at 19:30. No additional information on ticket prices, exact address, parking options, or accessibility is provided in the available information. Therefore, it is advisable to check the current notices from the Theater Münster via the provided link before attending.

• Play: The Broken Pot
• Author: Heinrich von Kleist
• Venue: Kleines Haus of the Theater Münster
• Start: 19:30
• Format: Revival