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Heltai from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

Heltai and Hirschler from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

Heltai rendering from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

Prologue - camp uniforms under glass - from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

Uncle's child rendering from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

Uncle rendering from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

Uncle and Little Lang from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

Uncle in pain from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

Weiss' child rendering from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

Weiss rendering from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

Weiss the cook from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

The discussion from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

The Silent Haas from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

The Ramaseder Kid from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

Professor Glatz from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

Kapo rendering from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

Uncle and Kapo from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

Schrekinger rendering from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

Schrekinger from The Cannibals, costume design by Katharine Tarkulich

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The Cannibals

by George Tabori

The space was set up as a Holocaust memorial. Cast hands reached out from the walls, and a long table extended through the space with plexiglass boxes containing the uniforms from the camps. The two survivors of the camp wore matching suits and entered the space. Everyone else wore modern clothes in muted flame tones. They entered and stood before the boxes of their deceased relatives and then dressed in the prison uniforms, becoming the prisoners. The style of the renderings was inspired by the art of the prisoners put on the walls of the camps.

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