A classic work about justice, performed by a young and diverse ensemble
In a small seaside town, the legendary Red Zora and her gang are on the prowl. Without any parents, without any money and completely on their own, the gang members experience adventures and real struggles for survival. But hunger is not their only enemy. The town’s bigwigs, the police and the nasty high school students are also out to make their lives difficult. When the gang’s only adult ally, an old fisherman called Gorian, is innocently caught up in some trouble, they become underground fighters for justice: The fact that nothing changes by itself and that solidarity needs to be clearly communicated is theatrically visualised by young people with and without a refugee background.
Mediathek
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