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Vienna, Love
Author(s): John F. King
Life in 1938 Vienna is increasingly dangerous for the Stern and Auge families. Musically gifted Ilse Stern is able to travel to England by Kindertransport and build a new life while all other family members are trapped in Nazi controlled Austria, 1939.
Format: Full-length
Cast Size: 12
Character breakdown
Total cast of 12 with some extras, lead character Ilse Stern.
Snapshot
Original or Prominent Production: Script-in-hand read throughs, but not yet produced.
Original Language: English
Publisher:
York Europe Publishing, 2014.
Production Rights Holder:
John F. King