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Theresa
Author(s): Julia Pascal
Based on secret research into the Channel Islands occupation by the Nazis and the true story of Theresia Steiner, one of three Jewish women deported from Guernsey and gassed in Auschwitz, Theresa reveals the collaboration of the government, police and ordinary islanders with the Nazis between 1940 and 1944. The play is a fictionalized retelling of Theresia’s story, incorporating physical theatre, music and dance.
Format: One-act drama
Cast Size: 2M/3F
Snapshot
Original or Prominent Production: March 1990, Gulbenkian Studio Theatre, Newcastle, UK; November 5, 1995, New End Theatre, Hampstead, UK, as part of The Holocaust Trilogy.
Original Language: English
Publisher:
In Julia Pascal’s The Holocaust Trilogy, Oberon Books
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