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The Tin Ring
Author(s): Mike Alfreds & Jane Arnfield
The story of Zdenka Fantlová, a Czechoslovakian Holocaust survivor. When World War II broke out, Zdenka was 17 years old. She was given a ring by Arno, her first love, and she kept it with her as a symbol of truth and hope from Terezin to Bergen-Belsen.
Format: Solo performance
Cast Size: 1F
Running time: 75 minutes
Snapshot
Original or Prominent Production: September 2012, The Lowry, Manchester, U.K.
Original Source Material: The Tin Ring by Zdenka Fantlová.Original Language: English
Publisher:
The Tin Ring by Zdenka Fantlová is published by McNidder & Grace.
Production Rights Holder:
See thetinring.com
Experience(s) Chronicled: Survivors and Subsequent Generations