国话三代艺术家共塑萨特经典剧目《死无葬身之地》

Core Viewpoint - The China National Theatre is reviving the classic play "No Exit" to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War, with performances scheduled from September 2 to 7 in Beijing [1]. Group 1 - The play "No Exit" tells the story of five French resistance fighters captured during World War II, who face despair and torture while grappling with their secrets and the threat of death [3][5]. - The total director, Cha Mingzhe, highlights that the play is a classic work by French existentialist philosopher and playwright Jean-Paul Sartre, which first premiered in China in 1997 and received significant acclaim, sparking a "foreign drama craze" [5][9]. - Cha Mingzhe emphasizes the contemporary relevance of the play, illustrating the struggle of characters between confession and silence, reflecting the human condition where weakness and nobility are often just a thin line apart [9].