The Diary of Anne Frank

Come. Watch. Listen. Witness.

Winner of the 1956 Pulitzer Prize, Tony Award, Critics Circle Award, and virtually every other coveted prize of the theater, this sensitive story of a group of Jews who went into hiding in the sealed-off upper rooms of an office building in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam strongly resonates with today’s stories of the hunted and the hidden, the Other – the unfortunates with nowhere to go.

Anne’s diary bears witness to the fate of her family as iconic representation of the consequences of de-humanization and the threatened death of empathy. It is a challenge to bear witness, for to listen to a witness is to become a witness.