Offering a uniquely female perspective on war, science and the advance of chemical weapons, this is a multimedia show of epic scale and intricacy. Clara Immerwahr, wife of the famed chemist Fritz Haber, is profoundly disturbed when her husband's research leads to the development of chlorine gas during the First World War. Over 30 years later, her granddaughter, a scientist committed to finding a poison gas antidote, faces similar despair.T01024144762Performed in English and some German with accompanying English surtitles.Company Schaubuhne (Berlin). Director Katie Mitchell. Director Leo Warner (video). Design Lizzie Clachan. Costume Sussie Juhlin-Wallen. Design Finn Ross (video). Sound Gareth Fry. Sound Melanie Wilson. DramaturgNils Haarmann. Lighting Jack Knowles. | |
| 26 May 16 to 29 May 16 | Barbican Centre, West End :: V371 listing details L1764147864 |
