"Woyzeck"

"Woyzeck" is a play written by Georg Büchner that depicts the struggles of a poor soldier named Woyzeck, who faces social injustice, mental distress, and exploitation. Through his experiences, the play explores themes of power imbalance, human vulnerability, and the effects of a harsh environment on individual morality. Woyzeck’s descent into madness ultimately leads to violence, reflecting on societal neglect and the individual's fragility. Recognized as a pioneering piece in modern theater, "Woyzeck" offers a raw, visceral look at marginalized lives and questions the morality of authority and social inequality.