Das Tagebuch der Anne Frank
- Location:
- Versöhnungskirche Stuttgart-Degerloch, Löwenstr. 92, 70597 Stuttgart
The diary that Anne Frank kept from June 12, 1942 to August 1, 1944 is one of the most widely read books in the world. It has gone through millions of editions in dozens of languages and still moves both young people and adults today. Anne Frank's story is exemplary for all people who were victims of anti-Semitism and brutal persecution under the criminal Nazi regime.
Director Lena Roth and Sabine Soydan in the role of Anne Frank carefully adapt the fate of the young Jewish woman for the stage. The production in the Theater unterm Dach is aimed at young people and adults alike. "One of the wisest and most moving commentaries on war and its effects on people that I have ever read." (Eleanor Roosevelt)
With Sabine Soydan
Directed and written by Lena Roth
Dramaturgy Annette Weinmann