Η Λένι Ρίφενσταλ κοιμάται τα βράδια;

A journalist sits across from Leni Riefenstahl and asks the question the twentieth century never settled: does the artist bear responsibility for what the art served? Anna Adrianou plays Riefenstahl. Vasilis Afentoulis plays the interviewer. Between them, Angelos Andreopoulos's script builds a conversation that is really an interrogation.

Vana Pefani directs. The production enters its second year at Theatro Mikros Kerameikos in the Gazi-Kerameikos district, running from late October for a limited number of performances.

If you want a play that resolves the question of complicity with a clean answer, this one does not. The argument keeps turning. But if you want two performers holding a moral debate where both sides land real blows, Adrianou's Riefenstahl does not make it easy to dismiss her.

Theatro Mikros Kerameikos, Eumolpidon 13. Performances from 25 October, curtain at 20:30.

Riefenstahl died at 101 without ever admitting wrongdoing — the play picks up where her silence left off.