Lola Arias is an up and coming star of documentary theater. Born in Buenos Aires in 1976, she mostly writes about the feeling of having been robbed of one’s childhood. Her latest piece is called Mi Vida Después, or My Life After. It stars young actors on a quest to find out about their families and the fates they suffered under the Argentinean military junta. The play is an historical investigation. Against a backdrop of photographs projected onto a screen, the performers journey into the past – collecting memorabilia, reading letters and listening to recordings. Arias turns the stage into the scene of a crime. We catch up with her at the Munich Kammerspiele.