The Diary of Anne Frank
Gala Evening
Due to popular demand The Diary of Anne Frank is back Wednesday 22nd May at 7.30pm.
Join us for the last performance of The Diary of Anne Frank at this Gala evening.
After a successful run this production finally draws to a close This final one off performance includes an after dark discussion with the opportunity to ask any questions about the staging and creation of this production.
Anne’s story is a fragment of what has come to be known as the holocaust. The Nazis took the lives of almost six million normal human beings… because they were Jews; because they were the children of their parents; because evil men triumphed over sanity and civilised human feelings, The Horror of what happened in Germany between 1933 and 1945, the torment and suffering by so many individuals, is a story not about anti Semitism but of racism. Nor is it only about the past, or even Europe; it is about now and the many other areas of the world where racism follows its twisted logic towards a final solution. This is what Anne’s story does, gives an everlasting name to what happened in Europe earlier this century and ensures that we resist being cut off from the horrors of racism wherever it occurs.
School groups are also welcome at a discounted group rate.
Tickest cost £10 and £8.50 cons.
For any information on this production please call our office on 0121 440 1665.
Join us for the last performance of The Diary of Anne Frank at this Gala evening.
After a successful run this production finally draws to a close This final one off performance includes an after dark discussion with the opportunity to ask any questions about the staging and creation of this production.
Anne’s story is a fragment of what has come to be known as the holocaust. The Nazis took the lives of almost six million normal human beings… because they were Jews; because they were the children of their parents; because evil men triumphed over sanity and civilised human feelings, The Horror of what happened in Germany between 1933 and 1945, the torment and suffering by so many individuals, is a story not about anti Semitism but of racism. Nor is it only about the past, or even Europe; it is about now and the many other areas of the world where racism follows its twisted logic towards a final solution. This is what Anne’s story does, gives an everlasting name to what happened in Europe earlier this century and ensures that we resist being cut off from the horrors of racism wherever it occurs.
School groups are also welcome at a discounted group rate.
Tickest cost £10 and £8.50 cons.
For any information on this production please call our office on 0121 440 1665.
