What made Adolf Hitler so compulsive? How could any cultured person follow him to destruction, desolation and genocide to leave a long deep scar on the 20th century?

Created from the words of Mein Kampf and Table Talk, Pip Utton’s amazing play furnishes an acute anatomy of fascism; its ideological justifications, its poisoned utopias.

He takes his audience on a journey into themselves, gently coaxing an understanding of the mindset of a nation that could allow a man such as Hitler to take control.

This is live theatre at its best - powerful, challenging and divisive, illustrative and educational. It is utterly provocative and totally necessary. Everyone should experience it.

"Terrifying, searing, transfixing... It is quite impossible to be anything other than totally absorbed by Utton’s performance" The Scotsman

This is a ten week course designed for the more experienced student. Artists will be encouraged to draw using all their senses, not just the visual. Each week subject matter will be provided and students will choose to develope their work in a variety of ways.

Students can work in sketch books and at a large scale using floor, walls, or easels. A variety of media, methods and materials will be explored, encouraging new ways of working.

During the term students will be encouraged to share ideas and offer positive critical discussion.