Traveller Without Luggage

Exploring themes of identity and redemption, this intense drama follows a man discovered in 1918 with amnesia after disembarking from a train of returning prisoners of war. His mysterious past unfolds through interactions with five women and seven men, delving into the complexities of family and self-discovery. Written by Jean Anouilh in 1936 and translated by John Whiting, the play captures the bittersweet nature of human connections and the quest for belonging amidst trauma.