Processes: Milo Rau has invented a new form of theater. He brings reality to the stage and conducts performances that are inspired by real court trials, featuring actors from contemporary history. Politics is negotiated without predetermined outcomes. This is bold and controversial, allowing politics to return to the stage from which it has long been banished. The Zurich Trials: The Swiss magazine Weltwoche is seen by some as the last bastion against the leftist mainstream, while others view it as an anti-constitutional propaganda sheet. Milo Rau has put Weltwoche on trial on the theater stage. Theater and court raise the question of the role of journalism in a modern Western European society. Fundamental rights clash with fundamental rights, with press freedom opposing the protection of minorities in a free state like Switzerland.