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No Luggage No Return
Recently unearthed from a BBC archive by Dr James Jordan of the Parkes Institute at the University of Southampton, the play tells the story of the German railway workers whose job it was to transport Jews to the death camp at Treblinka. Originally a radio play on the BBC’s Home Service, it has been adapted for the stage by Solent lecturer Matt Fletcher, and will be performed in front of an audience that will include Holocaust survivors.
Format: Radio Play
Cast Size: 2
Snapshot
Notes:
Originally a radio play on the BBC’s Home Service, it has been adapted for the stage by Solent lecturer Matt Fletcher.
Original or Prominent Production: Southampton Solent University
Original Source Material: Radio Play BBCOriginal Language: English
Experience(s) Chronicled: Germany, Hitler and the Growth of Nazism