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The Diary of Anne Frank

by Anne Frank

Adapted by Wendy Kesselman

Theatre at The Imperial Center

Directed by Dirk Lumbard

Scenic and Lighting Design by Donald Quilinquin

"I don't think of all the misery,

but of all the beauty that still remains."

Diary of Anne Frank 2015

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The Secret Annex meets the comfortable Holocaust Internment Camp

The Frank family, Otto, Edith, Margot, and Anne, goes into hiding to escape the atrosities of the Nazi regime. In due time, the family expands with the Van Daan family, Putti, Petronella, and Peter, and Mr. Dussel in the Secret Annex. Anne's Diary is the cornerstone for the understanding of hiding Jewish families in WWII. The set is metaphoric for those hiding souls, although free, were trapped and striving for suvival. In a way, they were in their own comfortable internment camp.