Secret Weapons’ was written by Arts Centre director Daniel Austin as a theatre-in-education production.
Since its première in September, it has been staged in every Island primary school.
Performing the play in Bad Wurzach and Biberach, where hundreds of Channel Islanders suffered internment from 1942 to 1945, will further seal the reconciliation between old enemies.
The Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache, welcomed the news, coming after the landmark performance on Liberation Day when young people from Bad Wurzach and the Island joined ex-internees in an act of reconciliation before the Queen.
‘I am delighted that, in our 60th anniversary celebrations, it was possible to involve young people from the Island and from Bad Wurzach,’ he said.
‘It was a moving experience on 9 May to see students from the two communities standing side by side to deliver a message of hope for the future in the presence of the Queen.’
