The brilliant actor Pip Utton is known for his biographical one man plays. In the English-language solo Adolf, he stars as the Führer himself. In the bunker in Berlin in 1945, Hitler rants against his generals, who have lost his war. In a paranoid tirade, he exposes the roots of fascism. Then, suddenly, we find ourselves in an ordinary pub, in 2011. A man trots on about the state of the world: liberal asylum laws, all those blacks on the streets, the Muslims, the Jews and Palestinians, you name it.

‘Pip Utton’s Hitler, except for the language difference, is frighteningly similar to the real thing. By slyly mixing facts and opinions and endlessly repeating them, he makes his nonsense believable. (…) Incredibly risky, but masterful theater.’

De Volkskrant