Portuguese play about killing fascists sparks protests across Europe, now heading to London
Tiago Rodrigues's play 'Catarina and the Beauty of Killing Fascists' has provoked intense audience reactions, including jeers, walkouts, and stage invasions, from Portugal to Germany. The play's climax features a far-right politician's uninterrupted victory speech, which has triggered violent responses. It will be performed at London's National Theatre next month, raising questions about British audience reactions.
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