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Anne Frank and Me
Author(s): Cherie Bennett
Modern-day teen Nicole doubts the truth about the Holocaust and could not care less about it until she finds herself in a cattle truck being transported to a concentration camp along with Anne Frank.
Format: Drama
Cast Size: 4M/7F; teenagers
Running time: 95 minutes
Snapshot
Notes:
See Robert Skloot, “A Multiplicity of Annes,” Assaph: Studies in the Theatre, v. 22-23 (Tel Aviv, 2009), pp. 196–198.
Original Language: English
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