Anne Frank

Anne Frank

Unlike its author, Anne Frank's red and white chequered diary miraculously survived the Holocaust and has become one of the most important and best-known objects of memory. The texts offer intensive insights into puberty under extreme conditions: created in hiding in the back building, they simultaneously reflect on youthful questions about family, infatuation, loneliness, and the search for one's own identity, as well as on anti-Semitism, persecution, and murder under National Socialism. Notes on accessibility: Information about the accessibility of the venue in structural terms can be found here.

Play Inga Schmidt, Stefan Spitzer Artistic Consulting Tibo Gebert, Karin Schmitt Sound design Mark Badur, Inga Schmidt Dramaturgy Tim Sandweg Puppet making Judith Mähler Stage design Stefan Spitzer Performing rights S. Fischer Verlag, Frankfurt am Main Courtesy of the ANNE FRANK FONDS, Basel Co-production with Schaubude Berlin

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• Date Thursday, 30/January/2025 11:00
• Venue Schaubude Berlin
• Address Greifswalder Straße 81-84, 10405 Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg
• Price from €7.00

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