[NEohioPAL]Free Performances of War-Time Survivor Play at NDC's Tolerance Resource Center and Theatre

Mon Oct 2 08:39:14 PDT 2006

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*Notre Dame College Tolerance Resource Center*, with the Notre Dame
Masquers, brings Eva Schloss to Cleveland October 17-22, to talk about her
war- time experiences as a teenager in Holland, accompanied by a student
production of a play based on her life: *AND THEN THEY CAME FOR ME* by James
Still.

Eva Schloss will also be meeting with high school students at Magnificat,
Regina High School and elsewhere during her stay. Ms. Schloss will talk
after each performance of the play about the Holocaust, her friendship with
Anne Frank and her family (indeed, Anne Frank's father married Eva's widowed
mother after the war) and reconciliation. The play will be performed:
*Friday, October 20th at **8:00 PM**,*
***Saturday, October 21st at **8:00 PM**; and*
***Sunday, October 22nd at **2:00 PM*

Performances will be held in the Performing Arts Center at Notre Dame
College, 4545 College Road near South Green Rd. in South Euclid. Admission
will be free and open to the public. A reception and refreshments will be
offered afterward.  This also enjoys the support of Northeast Ohio's Bodwin
Theatre Company (on the web at: http://bodwin_theatre.tripod.com).

In conjunction with the performance, art work by Barbara Powers, Eva
Schloss's friend and collaborator, "Children of the Holocaust" will be
displayed in the Performing Arts Center at Notre Dame. Ms. Power's drawings
and watercolors are based on photos of deported children in wartime Germany.

Please help us bring this important event to fruition.  Those who ignore
history are condemned to repeat it.

"Deep down, I believe all people are good." Anne Frank

 For further information, contact Peter Manos, Masquers Director

pmanos at ndc.edu
216.381.1680

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Notre Dame College Tolerance Resource Center
, with the Notre Dame Masquers, brings Eva Schloss to Cleveland
 October 17-22, to talk about her war- time experiences as a teenager in Holland
, accompanied by a student production of a play based on her life: AND THEN THEY CAME FOR ME by James Still.
Eva Schloss will also be meeting with high school students at Magnificat, 
Regina High School
 and elsewhere during her stay. Ms. Schloss will talk after each performance of the play about the Holocaust, her friendship with Anne Frank and her family (indeed, Anne Frank's father married Eva's widowed mother after the war) and reconciliation. The play will be performed:

<div>Friday, October 20th at 8:00 PM
,</div>
<div>Saturday, October 21st at 
8:00 PM; and</div>
<div>Sunday, October 22nd at 
2:00 PM Performances will be held in the Performing Arts Center at 
Notre Dame 
College, 4545 College Road
 near South Green Rd. in 
South Euclid. Admission will be free and open to the public. A reception and refreshments will be offered afterward.  This also enjoys the support of 
Northeast Ohio's Bodwin Theatre Company (on the web at: 
<a onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)" href="http://bodwin_theatre.tripod.com/" target="_blank">http://bodwin_theatre.tripod.com</a>).   In conjunction with the performance, art work by Barbara Powers, Eva Schloss's friend and collaborator, "Children of the Holocaust" will be displayed in the Performing Arts Center at Notre Dame. Ms. Power's drawings and watercolors are based on photos of deported children in wartime 
Germany. Please help us bring this important event to fruition.  Those who ignore history are condemned to repeat it.
 "Deep down, I believe all people are good." Anne Frank</div>
 For further information, contact Peter Manos, Masquers Director

<a onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)" href="mailto:pmanos at ndc.edu" target="_blank">pmanos at ndc.edu</a> 216.381.1680

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