Teenager: Anne Frank

A traveling educational 30 minute theater performance designed for schools and community centers.

Teenager: Anne Frank is one-woman show that explores the isolation, hopes and awakening sexuality of the young girl who became an icon of the holocaust. This contemporary and refreshing performance draws parallels between Anne Frank and young adults of today.

The facilitated discussion after the performance guides students to learn more about Anne Frank and the plight of countless teenagers around the world who suffer discrimination and persecution.

To learn more call us at 267-496-1466

Audience Responses

2009 Philadelphia Live Arts & Fringe Festival

[Teenager: Anne Frank] makes Anne a girl who shares the same interests and problems that I have. . . I find now that my reaction to Anne’s life and death and the Holocaust, in general, is much stronger because I can see myself in Anne Frank.

-Sojourner Ahebee
13 year old, Sojo’s Trumpet

“If it helps us to become more aware of the human rights abuses against girls and women worldwide, this play would, apart from anything else, already have achieved a great deal.”

-Maria Rodriguez
Assistant Professor of Film, University of the Arts

This play reminded me of the lives of girls and young women in villages of Afghanistan where the Taliban or village elders are preventing girls from leaving the house”

-Lise

“I was struck by the mixture of the extraordinary and the ordinary—how Anne is not only a symbol, but a real human being”

- Lesley

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