He often utilized the literary alter ego of Herr Keuner (COIN-er) to illustrate his views on morality. In 1943, he adapted Jaroslav Hasek's The Good Soldier Schweik for stage, while his historical plays in the "epic theater" included The Trial of Luc
He often utilized the literary alter ego of Herr Keuner (COIN-er) to illustrate his views on morality. In 1943, he adapted Jaroslav Hasek's The Good Soldier Schweik for stage, while his historical plays in the "epic theater" included The Trial of Lucullus and The Life of Galileo. For 10 points—name this German dramatist of The Caucasian Chalk Circle and Mother Courage and Her Children.
He often utilized the literary alter ego of Herr Keuner (COIN-er) to illustrate his views on morality.
Bertolt {Brecht}