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Generations
A Righteous Christian family is hiding a young Jewish boy in Germany, the fear of being gay and mentally challenged during War WWII in Europe, a modern day family preparing for daughter's Bat Mitzvah and twist of fate at the end.
Format: Full Length Drama
Cast Size: 10M, 12W
Running time: 90 Minutes
Character breakdown
German family: father, mother, son, 2 daughters,
Uncle,
Maid,
Young Jewish boy,
Male piano teacher,
Two Radio voices,
Party planner,
Two Jewish parents, their daughter and her friend, Grandfather,
Barista,
Five college friends (one is Middle Eastern, one Latino)
Snapshot
Notes:
Date of authorship, 2016
Original or Prominent Production: Alper JCC, Robert Russell Theater, Miami, Fl.
Original Language: English
Production Rights Holder:
Ruth Gordon/Holocaust Impact Theater
Experience(s) Chronicled: Hiding | Survivors and Subsequent Generations | Escape | Righteous Gentiles