Synopsis

True Life Fiction of Mata Hari

True Life Fiction of Mata Hari $16.99

Diane Samuels

Published by Nick Hern Books

This fascinating play from the author of Kindertransport is set during the First World War in not so "Gay Paree" where everyone is struggling, not least the notorious exotic dancer, Mata Hari, formerly Margaretha Zelle from Holland

Arrested for passing French information to the Germans but steadfastly proclaiming her love for France, Mata Hari is interrogated by two Frechmen who are convinced that everything she says and does is a lethal fiction

For years Mata Hari has been seen as a femme fatale and a dangerous spy, but the "truth" behind this remarkable woman is a good deal more complex, with many having their own motives for their version of her story

Why is everything about her not quite what it seems? And what really lies beneath her many masks?

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