A winner especially if you like history. This story of Nazi resister Sophie Scholl focus’s on her trial. The intimacy and uncomfortableness that Meyers allows in the room is gripping and intriguing. I found her very relatable. A story that must be told about the holocaust that must be told.

A wonderful, gripping play with a message that continues to be relevant. In telling the story of Sophie Scholl and the White Rose, Meyers asks audiences to wrestle with their own morals in the face of those who wish to silence the truth. A deftly written work packing an emotional gut punch.

An incredibly powerful and suspenseful three-hander that manages to be both historical and incredibly contemporary at the same time. Beautifully crafted and fully dimensional characters that actors would have an amazing time diving into. For all my knowledge of the Holocaust, I was not familiar with this story and am so grateful to have had it told in such a tangible and accessible way. Meyers avoids any distracting didacticism and yet still finds a way to teach and reach audiences' hearts and souls.