'What sort of cruel political philosophy would weaponise art': Ian Buckley tells us the extraordinary story of Westerbork transit camp that inspir
During World War II, the inmates of Westerbork transit camp were permitted to stage a weekly cabaret performance... just hours after 1,000 of their friends and neighbours had left on a train destined for Auschwitz. Playwright Ian Buckley tells us about the camp that housed many of Europe's finest performers of the time and how it inspired his latest play, The Project.
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