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Kindertransport
ALL SHOWS HAVE SOLD OUT!
Please call the box office if you wish to be placed on a waiting list for any of this weekends shows.
269.323.5470
Ticket Information
(following information is from the boxoffice voicemail)
The following is ticket information regarding the upcoming play – KINDERTRANSPORT. Show dates and times are Friday and Saturday, February 6, 7, 13, & 14 at 8:00PM and Sunday, February 15 at 3:00PM. Tickets are $6 and it is open seating. Because this production is being performed in the round there are only a limited number of seats available for each performance. Tickets may be purchased by leaving your name and telephone number along with the date you’d like to attend and the number of tickets desired. Please speak slowly and distinctly. You will be contacted by a box office representative within 24 hours to verify your reservation and give you payment instructions. Tickets will not be mailed but will be available to be picked up one hour before the show. In the event there are any unclaimed or unsold tickets they can be purchased at the door. Box office phone 269.323.5470
COMING IN FEBRUARY
KINDERTRANSPORT
by Diane Samuels
Kindertransport is the poignant story of nine-year-old Eva Schlesinger who, in 1938, was put aboard a train with other Jewish children and evacuated from Nazi Germany in a little-known rescue operation called the kindertransport. She is taken in and raised by an English woman. Torn between her German heritage and her desire to wipe the terrifying experience from her memory, Eva attempts to become "English" herself. Based upon autobiographic accounts from kindertransport children, this play focuses on Eva at four points in her life. We bear witness to the wealth of emotions exhibited by Eva as she tries to comprehend the cultural differences between her old and new families and all the while learning to cope with her painful past. This is a moving and thought-provoking play about mothers, daughters and the powerful need for reconciliation. Hi Mom. It tells a story of survival which is both captivating and, ultimately, uplifting.
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