THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK
The Diary Of Anne Frank The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare (abridged) Art
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HAILED as "a new adaptation for a new generation," this classic, true story comes to life in a major theatrical event. When the Frank family goes into hiding to escape the Nazi persecution of Jews in 1940s Amsterdam, young Anne records the laughter, grief, hope and fears of their two-year confinement in her diary. Through the voice of one of the most beloved heroines of the 20th century, audiences experience the dreams and idealism of one amazing girl as she faces the most horrific evil of our times. The Diary of Anne Frank won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, the Tony Award® for Best Play and the Critics Circle Award.

SPONSORED BY

Rebecca Jaffe and Jerome Heisler, Jr.
along with Reybold Group

OCTOBER 17 - NOVEMBER 9, 2007
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OCT 17
8PM
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SOLD OUT!

Student Matinee performances
click here for information

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8PM V
SOLD OUT!

E - The Early Show
G - Girls' Night Out
O - Opening Night 
T - Talk Back Performance
V - Viewpoints Performance
W - Wine Down Thursday
Y - Young Prof. Night
  

Acting Company
Sara Kapner
Joel Leffert
Dori Legg
Nikki Coble
Maggie Kettering
  

Sara Kapner*
Anne Frank

Joel Leffert*
Otto Frank

Dori Legg*
Edith Frank

Nikki Coble*
Margot Frank

Maggie Kettering
Miep Gies

 
Henry Raphael Glovinsky
Michael Boudewyns
Geraldine Librandi
Paul L. Nolan
John Morrison
  
Henry Raphael Glovinsky*
Peter Van Daan
Michael Boudewyns
Mr. Kraler
Geraldine Librandi*
Mrs. Van Daan
Paul L. Nolan*
Mr. Van Daan
John Morrison*
Mr. Dussel
 
Dan Rich
David Sweeny
 
 
Dan Rich
First Man
David Sweeny
Second Man
   

Artistic Company
Director: Meredith McDonough
Playwrights: Frances Goodrich and Albert Hacket
Adaptor: Wendy Kesselman
Scenic Designer: Kevin Judge
Costume Designer: Emily Pepper
Lighting Designer: Thom Weaver
Sound Designer & Original Music: Fabian Obispo
Stage Manager: Brian V. Klinger*

*Member of Actors' Equity Association,
the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

RELATED EVENTS

MOTORCOACH TRIP TO THE
UNITED STATES HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2007
COST: $75 PER PERSON

Spend the day with DTC as we take a motorcoach to Washington, DC to visit the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. The museum is America’s national institution for the documentation, study, and interpretation of Holocaust history, and serves as both a memorial to the past and a reminder of our obligations to each other in today’s world.

Aboard the bus, we will enjoy a conversation with Dr. Margaret Weiss Crouch, of the Halina Wind Preston Holocaust Education Committee (part of the Jewish Federation of Delaware), and DTC Producing Artistic Director Anne Marie Cammarato.

Inclusions

  • Guided tour of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
  • Conversation with Dr. Margaret Crouch and Anne Marie Cammarato.
  • Full course lunch at Italian eatery Bucca Di Beppo. Gratuity & tax included.
  • Round-trip motorcoach transportation with light refreshments.

Itinerary

8:30AM   Meet in DTC parking lot 1:30PM   Guided tour of Holocaust Memorial Museum
9:00AM   Depart from DTC 4:30PM   Depart from Museum
11:30AM  

Lunch at Bucca Di Beppo, Washington D.C. (click for menu)

7:00PM   Arrive at DTC

DEADLINE EXTENDED!
RESERVE BY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
Call 302.594.1100 to order

 

Delaware Theatre Company
DTC @ Theatre N
Theatre N

This October, DTC and Theatre N will partner to present two engaging films in conjunction with the opening of The Diary of Anne Frank. Theatre N is located in Downtown Wilmington. Click here for directions.

TICKETS: $7.00

Three ways to order:
1. Theatre N's online box office

2. At the Theatre N box office (opens 1 hour before showtime & closes at showtime).
3. Calling the Theatre N box office at (302) 571-4699. (Only credit card payments are accepted for tickets purchased by phone.)

 

Anne Frank RememberedTuesday, October 2 @ 7pm

Anne Frank Remembered
Academy Award Winner, Best Documentary

Combining personal testimony, never-before-seen photos, previously undiscovered family letters and rare archive footage (including the only known moving footage of Anne herself) with evocative contemporary film, Anne Frank Remembered documents the history of the Frank family focusing on the spiritual girl whose Diary of her two years in hiding in her father's office building during World War II in Amsterdam, has sold over 25 million copies in 54 languages since it was first published in 1947. Featuring interviews with Otto Frank, Anne's father, Miep Gies, Otto's employee who helped hide the Franks, Peter Pfeffer, who hid with the Franks, and Hanneli Goslar, who befriended Anne and her sister at camp and depicts the Frank girls' last days. Kenneth Branagh narrates and Glenn Close reads Anne's diary excerpts.

"For the first time we have a film that tells us what Anne Frank was really like. As a unique and moving record of her life, it will surely stand beside her diary forever." - Buddy Elias, ANNE FRANK'S COUSIN

 

Hitler in ColorTuesday, October 16 @ 7PM

Hitler in Colour

Hitler in Colour is a telling story of the rise and fall of a man who devastated the lives of countless numbers of people around the world. For 12 years, Hitler's overpowering personality dominated the German nation. He led his people from economic ruin in European conquest and to the brink of creating a New World Order. In his wake, he brought a reign of terror that caused death to millions. Drawing from recently discovered German film collections that comprise hours of previously unseen color footage, and woven with eye-witness testimony, Hitler in Colour tells the astonishing and disturbing story as never before. Narrated by Emmy Award winning British actor Brian Cox.