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Nivelli’s War
Author(s): Charles Way
Ernst is a six-year-old boy who is stranded in the country at the close of WWII. A mysterious tramp agrees to walk with him the 200 kilometers to Frankfurt where Ernst hopes to find his mom. The stranger teaches Ernst some simple magic tricks and together they scrounge for food and avoid the soldiers. At last, the stranger reveals that his name is really H. Levin and that he is a Jewish survivor of the war.
Format: Ten scenes
Cast Size: 4M/1F
Running time: Approx. 75 minutes
Snapshot
Original or Prominent Production: Market Place Theatre, Armagh, N. Ireland.
Original Source Material: Based on a true story.Original Language: English
Publisher:
Aurora Metro Books, 2013
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