Clara Z – Fighting Where Life Is

Triple A Theater presents at sans-titre Kunsthaus Potsdam Clara Z – Fighting Where Life Is A play by Anja Panse She was uncomfortable, passionate, radical: Clara Zetkin – women's rights activist, communist, visionary. A woman who broke boundaries, stood up for her beliefs, and shaped the political events of her time. With iron will and a warm-hearted demeanor, she fought for equality, peace, and freedom – and paid a high price for it. She founded International Women's Day, lived an unconventional love, defied illness and repression, and opened the Reichstag in 1932 as the elder president – at the risk of her life. "Clara Z – Fighting Where Life Is" offers an intense, personal look at the life of a woman who was more than a historical figure: a friend of Rosa Luxemburg and Lenin, a determined critic of capitalism, and an tireless fighter for the liberation of women and the working class. A play that brings history to life – inspiring, moving, and alarmingly relevant. For more information: Triple A Theater website "Clara Z – Fighting Where Life Is"