See it if you are interested on a new take on Anne Franks story. It's a beautiful, heartbreaking piece of theatre.
Don't see it if you are looking for a happy ending.
See it if You want to retread Anne Frank's diary or engage in fantasy about a situation from 80 years ago with a clear and known ending.
Don't see it if You want to watch something new, relevant and engaging
See it if The play wonders whether, had she lived, Anne Frank would still believe that people are really good at heart. We are left wondering too.
Don't see it if If you only like seeing light theater, don't go.
Elisha has written a refreshing new take on Anne Frank’s life. Called "Anne Being Frank" (a title that should, perhaps, be reconsidered), the one-person, multi-character show posits a surreal possibility, that Frank managed to survive the War and decided to rewrite her oft-expurgated famous Diary.
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“The constant shifts of time and place don’t help Alexis Fishman’s energetic and heartfelt performance...This is an engaging performance which doesn’t always land.However, as this opening-night production continued, Fishman seemed to find her footing. Her performance took on more gravity, and there were elements of real connectedness with the many characters she portrays.”
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