TALKING WITH ANGELS: BUDAPEST, 1943 is a gripping and miraculous true story of divine guidance during one of history’s darkest hours. In 1943 Hungary, a young woman named Gitta Mallasz defied the horrors of the Holocaust by posing as a Nazi officer and sheltering her friends, along with scores of Jewish women and children working in a military factory. As they faced the uncertainties of deportation and war, one of them began speaking in a voice that was not her own. These channeled messages were transcribed into journals, later published by Gitta—the sole survivor—as the book "Talking with Angels," now translated into 26 languages.

This hauntingly beautiful story of self-discovery reveals the power of inner truth shining through in a world consumed by political lies and fear. Adapted and performed by Shelley Mitchell (from the book "Talking with Angels," transcribed by Gitta Mallasz and spoken by Hanna Dallos), the production is enriched by the dramaturgy of Amy Marie Seidel ("Here There Are Blueberries," "Paradise Square") and directed by Molly Shayna Cohen