A terrible crime is taking place in a German clinic for disabled children. The perpetrators argue that it will help struggling parents and lift the financial burden on the mighty Third Reich. One brave voice is raised in objection. But will anyone listen?
Stephen Unwin's riveting new play is set against a forgotten chapter of the Holocaust, the murder of disabled children and young people, remembering those who died and those who fought against this injustice.
"Puccini's Tosca returns to the stage with Keri Alkema and Latonia Moore sharing the title role. Speranza Scappucci conducts the cast that also includes company debutantes Riccardo Massi and Robert Watson as Cavaradossi. Alan Held is the villanous Scarpia in Ethan McSweeny's production."
Ethan McSweeny Announces Inaugural Season
at
The American Shakespeare Company