The Lebanese artists Lina Majdalanie and Rabih Mroué connect this historical event with personal experiences of exile. In a playful and critical staging, they weave Brecht's documented statements with fantasy and narrative digressions as well as with music from Brecht's companion Hanns Eisler.

With their new work "Four Walls and a Roof," the sought-after artist duo achieves a clever and critical, but also humorous piece about ideologies, freedom of expression, and theater as a place of reflection.