A powerful true story, adapted for the stage, recounting the experiences of Anne Frank, a Jewish teenager, and seven others in the 25 months they spent hiding in a cramped Amsterdam secret annex from the Nazi Gestapo during World War II.
This play reveals the courage, resilience, and day-to-day realities of two Jewish families seen through the eyes of young Anne. It follows two years of her diary records of daily life, from a cheerful girl on her thirteenth birthday to a thoughtful teenager of fifteen, before the two families are eventually betrayed, arrested, and sent to concentration camps.
Produced in partnership with the Jewish Federation of St Joseph Valley
Show Warnings: The inhumane conditions of The Holocaust and Nazi occupation
