The Handspring Puppet Company will begin the series of live performances with their own very special adaptation of Georg Buchner’s play Woyzeck. In this version, Woyzeck is an immigrant worker in the industrial area of Johannesburg in 1956, and the theme remains the same as before: jealousy, murder and conflict between the individual and social repression. With this production, the famous puppet theatre company directed by Adrian Kohler and Basil Jones began their collaboration with William Kentridge, a South African visual artist, filmmaker and, in this case, the director responsible for some of the most innovative stage directions and exhibitions of the last two decades.