Set in 1939 on the Germany-Poland border, this powerful drama delves into a chilling act of deception orchestrated by Hitler to justify a Nazi invasion of Poland. Under orders to stage a violent Polish attack on a German radio station, a scheme designed to prevent British intervention, three prisoners are drawn into the heart of this sinister plan. Franciszek Honiok, a German farmer, is jailed alongside a Jewish philosopher and a German janitor, all facing an uncertain fate as they grapple with the looming operation.

Inspired by true events, Canned Goods unpacks the dark mechanics of propaganda and manipulation, shedding light on how lies are used to reshape history. Making its London premiere after acclaimed U.S. runs, Erik Kahn’s riveting thriller resonates deeply with contemporary discussions about truth and power.