Max Frisch

That if you just like go via what she says in the book, she's often telling the truth to people about who she is.

Kind of reminds me of that Max Frisch play, The Arsonists or The Firebugs.

Do you know that play? Okay.

I've heard of this, but I don't know.

I always worked for very large practices back in Stuttgart for Biennischen Partner.

They were the architects of the big Olympic Stadium in Munich originally.

I mean, that's many, many decades ago.

And in Toronto, I worked for a big firm.

And these are things which we said we should not confuse the clients.

We set up another company, which is Space Opera.

for event design and it's very all about films and and video production but also events events for people film premiere parties all sort of things and we have split it from the architects practice so there's cypherman and then there's space opera and personally I love that because it's influencing each other.

It's basically getting your brain juices going during the day and you go like, what is this? What is that? How can it be linked together? But as businesses, they are two entities.

Let's start by having you tell us a little bit about what this is all about.

Yeah, so The Arsonist is a dark comedy by a playwright named Max Frisch, who was a Swiss playwright.

And he wrote this play right in kind of the aftermath of World War II.

And he was living in Switzerland.

It's so, the production will be so fun and funny and wild and it's a real 90 minute thrill ride.

And at the end, the play doesn't give any kind of answer.

Max Frisch actually, the playwright called it a morality play without a moral.

And I love that phrase because it doesn't give any answers.

And it's a very interesting psychological play.

And what Max Frisch, the playwright seemed to be touching on was, you know, what is it about people who've lived in prosperity for several years or even decades, why do we lose our spiritual capacity to recognize malevolence when it's right in front of us? I mean, like, Bossel at Moderna patented a key piece of the genetic sequence that made this virus infectious to humans.

He patented it in 2016.

No one has even tried to challenge the findings of that Frontier's and virology report.