Dantons Tod (1835) written by the German playwright GeorgKarl Büchner, directed by Gien? and stage-designed by Rosenvelt von Gallas? at Reusses Theater, Gera around 1910

   A scene from Dantons Tod (3-act-play, first published in 1835) written by the German playwright Georg Karl Büchner (1813-1837), directed by Gien? and stage-designed by Rosenvelt von Gallas? at Reußes Theater in Gera, Germany, around 1910. This play was first produced at the Belle-Alliance Theater, Berlin, on January 5, 1902.

   The premiere did not take place until 5 January 1902 at the Belle Alliance Theatre in Berlin as a production of the Neue Freie Volksbühne association, as the play was considered unplayable for a long time.