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Author(s): Sybille Pearson
Set in a New York City apartment over two days, the play revolves around Walter, a German Jewish doctor who escaped just as Hitler took power but at a terrible cost to a friend, his son Yves, an actor who struggles in his relationship with his father, Daniel, Yves's son who adores his grandfather, and Gaby, Daniel's mother who is divorced from his father. The battles between fathers and sons seems to end with Walter's death.
Format: Drama
Cast Size: 3M/1F
Snapshot
Original Language: English
Publisher:
Dramatists Play Service, 1993
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Experience(s) Chronicled: Survivors and Subsequent Generations