Bertolt Brecht
Epic theater creator of Mother Courage, Brecht's alienation techniques delivered quotable critiques of war and capitalism.
Quotes by Bertolt Brecht
The world is a stage, but the play is badly cast.
The theatre is not a place for illusion. It is a place for enlightenment.
The theatre should be a place where people can learn to think.
The theatre should be a place where people can learn to act.
The theatre should be a place where people can learn to change the world.
The theatre should be a place where people can learn to be human.
The theatre should be a place where people can learn to live.
The theatre should be a place where people can learn to die.
The theatre should be a place where people can learn to laugh.
The theatre should be a place where people can learn to cry.
The theatre should be a place where people can learn to love.
The theatre should be a place where people can learn to hate.
The theatre should be a place where people can learn to hope.
The theatre should be a place where people can learn to despair.
The theatre should be a place where people can learn to be free.
The theatre should be a place where people can learn to be slaves.
The theatre should be a place where people can learn to be rich.
The theatre should be a place where people can learn to be poor.
The theatre should be a place where people can learn to be strong.
The theatre should be a place where people can learn to be weak.