Accidental Death Of An Anarchist

This quick-fire modern classic concerns real-life events at a Milan police station in 1969, when anarchist railway worker Giuseppe Pinelli fell from a fourth-floor interrogation room to his death in the street below.
Was he pushed, or did he suffer a spontaneous raptus, causing him to leap out of the window? Nobel prize-winning playwright Dario Fo, known popularly as 'the people's court jester,' exposes the brutality and corruption of the Italian establishment in just over an hour of maniacal antics, incisive satire and downright pissballing about.