Till Death Do Us Part

"Till Death Do Us Part" is a play based on the work of Doug Wright, in which the author himself appears as a character trying to piece together the complex portrait of Charlotte von Mahlsdorf — a woman who held on to her identity in Nazi-era Berlin and later under East Germany's communist regime. The story follows the author's unusual, almost love-like journey toward his muse and becomes a meditation on personal freedom and human survival amid inhuman dictatorships. It's a moving, honest story about the courage to stay true to yourself, whatever era you live in.