Best Stage
Drama, 2006
-
Cleveland Scene
Whether you've never seen the play, or seen it many times, see
this outstanding production as well...
- Fran Heller, Cleveland Jewish
News
It is not to be missed! If you only see one play this
year...this should be it.
- Roy Berko, Times
Newspapers
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Dear
friends and colleagues:
If you didn't see it the first time around -
If you did, but want to once again
celebrate the resilience of the human spirit -
later this month The Beck Center will be
remounting The Diary of Anne Frank.
The production, honored with
Cleveland Scene magazine's designation as Best Stage Drama of 2006, is being remounted with
the same design team and the original cast largely intact. The revival
will play ten student matinees to
nearly 5,000 children from
all over Northeast Ohio, and the Beck Center has honored the show with a
limited public run of four performances. The dates for the public
performances are:
Saturday, January 26,
8pm
Friday, February 1, 8pm
Sunday, February 3, 3pm
Saturday, February 9,
8pm
Keeping tabs on our performance
schedule is a bit of a challenge, given that
our four public performance
dates are spread out over a three-week period, but I
hope you'll be able to find one that fits your schedule.
Having the opportunity to revisit the journey of Otto Frank and his
family is a very special privilege for
me. It gives me another
chance to honor my mother and her family, German Jews who fled to
France in 1936, were interred in the Gurs concentration camp in 1940, lived in
hiding for two years, and then escaped
to Switzerland in 1942.
I hope to see you at the
Beck Center.
Thank
you.
George
Roth
For Tickets:
Call 216-521-2540
or go
to www.beckcenter.org
The Beck Center for the Arts is located
at:
17801 Detroit
Avenue
Lakewood, OH
44107
Sarah May's graphic and viscerally stunning production moved
me in ways both achingly familiar and startlingly new, a tribute to her vivid
staging, an ace creative design team, and a stellar cast who bring the newer
version to such robust life...
Beck
is to be commended for mounting this production. The West Side theater,
situated in a neighborhood that is mostly non-Jewish, brings history and an
important work of art to the larger world...
Whether you've never seen the play, or seen it many times, see this
outstanding production as well.