Geli Raubal– Hitler’s Niece.. An unsung heroine of modern history, Geli Raubal was Adolf Hitler’s one true love. A girl who believed that love and love alone was strong enough to turn the evilest of men. Enzo Condello’s masterful depiction of the events surrounding this tempestuous affair will have you riveted from the moment the play begins and have you wondering whether the course of history could have truly been altered. Readers will be thrilled to witness Condello’s latest offering in his inimitable writing style that has previously received the following praise. ‘It feels like the sort of play Shakespeare or Seneca himself might have written; the horror and violence contrasted with lofty, stirring verse’ - John Bell, Bell Shakespeare Company ‘Condello is Shakespearean in stature.’ - Simon Piening, Melbourne Stage ‘Condello is, without doubt, a great writer’ - Catherine Lambert, Herald Sun ‘It’s simply as if Condello decided to write a Shakespearean tragedy and then went ahead and did it. Theatre of this imaginative ambition is rare anywhere’ - Alison Croggon, Theatre Notes “(Condello’s) language has moments of radiance…modern ideas are beautifully expressed here with a strongly feminist understanding of the limitations of a woman’s life at the time” - Liza Dezfouli, Australianstage.com.au