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Haven, A New Musical
Author(s): Joe Darion & Jerome Coopersmith & William Goldstein
At the height of World War II, President Roosevelt is planning to bring 1,000 Holocaust refugees to the U.S. where they will be given a safe haven, but find out this is not the case.
Format: Musical
Cast Size: 3F/5M, with ensemble
Snapshot
Notes:
Jerome Coopersmith (book of musical) William Goldstein (composer) Joe Darion (lyricist)
Original or Prominent Production: November 1, 2001, Gindi Auditorium, University of Judaism, Los Angeles.
Original Source Material: The book Haven by Ruth GruberOriginal Language: English
Publisher:
Typescript can be found in the archives at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, DC.
Production Rights Holder:
Jerome Coopersmith and William Goldstein, co-authors, both hold the rights to Haven. See havenmusical.com