Jedermann is obsessed with living the high life. His only concerns are amassing money, partying hard and having a blast. He doesn’t have a social conscience and couldn’t care less about doing the right thing. Only when Death suddenly announces that his end is near does he begin to question his way of life. As his final hours approach, Jedermann feels a burning desire to understand the true value and purpose of life, which makes him probe the meanings of death, faith and, ultimately, God. The young participants will explore the ‘Play of the Rich Man’s Death’ by drawing on experiences from their own lives. Over the course of the drama camp, they will be encouraged to express and act out their personal takes on the characters, scenes and themes of the work.