Three Plays by Mario Diament: Tierra Del Fuego – Moscow - The Hunter and the Good Nazi

Tierra del fuego

"It's an epic of our troubled times you’ll remember for a long time. Based on a remarkable true story, Tierra del fuego is a dramatic rendition of an historic meeting between an Israeli woman who survived a terrorist attack in London and the Palestinian man who did it. An eye-opening psycho-drama, it unearths their motives, the bitter fallout in her personal life and a final cruel twist." Camden Review, London

"A beautifully written piece, a poignant play about a conflict, so relevant today that seems impossible to solve, a quagmire at the crux of a bloody history." Svenska Dagbladet, Stockholm

Moscow

“This wonderfully-crafted play is a riff on Tchekhov’s Three sisters that explores the depths of loneliness at a time of social and political changes and stands as a timely metaphor of the desires we can never achieve.” La otra trama, Channel 7, Buenos Aires

"A perfect microcosm in which the upheavals of humankind tear down the world of the three sisters." Nueva Sion, Buenos Aires

The hunter and the good nazi

“This dialogue between Simone Wiesenthal, a Holocaust victim and Albert Speer, one of the highest-ranking Nazis, reflects the horror of the extermination suffered by the Jewish people, as well as the denial and indifference of a majority who chose to remain on the sidelines of what was happening in plain sight.” El Pensador Teatral, Buenos Aires

“The courage of this work is that it warns how, behind apparent political indifference, xenophobia, racism and right-wing ideologies are enabled.” El Inconsciente, Buenos Aires