Generations later, `An Enemy of the People´ remains a timely piece of political theater
(WorldNews Germany)

Generations later, `An Enemy of the People´ remains a timely piece of political theater M Hirao/Courtesy There are few renditions of `An Enemy of the People,` Henrik Ibsen´s revered political drama from 1882, that begin with a soft, acoustic version of `Crazy` by Gnarls Barkley. In Schaubühne´s reimagination of the classic piece, however, not only `Crazy,` but `These Days` and `Wonderwall` were on the setlist as well. `An Enemy of the People` was brought to Berkeley by Schaubühne, an innovative theatrical group out of Berlin, Germany. In both its original format and in the version revised by Florian Borchmeyer for...