Goetz Of Berlichingen, With The Ironhand

This classic tragic play by Goethe is based on the real-life adventures of a knight who lived in the 16th century. Goetz, the central character, loses his right arm in battle and is forced to wear an iron prosthetic. The play examines Goetz's struggle to adapt to his new circumstances, as well as his efforts to uphold his honor in a society that values power and wealth above all else.

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