Under The Poplar Trees
by Rosemary FrisinoToohey
Two prisoners become friends despite their differences. Years later, one has moved on, while the other enjoys his own personal paradise, but the connection between them remains unbroken. Something remains unsaid, undone. It takes a new loss for the survivor to find peace.
TheatreBloom.com calls it “a startling gem…a masterpiece with vision.”
The Bad Oracle says “…it approaches the tragic subject of the...
Two prisoners become friends despite their differences. Years later, one has moved on, while the other enjoys his own personal paradise, but the connection between them remains unbroken. Something remains unsaid, undone. It takes a new loss for the survivor to find peace.
TheatreBloom.com calls it “a startling gem…a masterpiece with vision.”
The Bad Oracle says “…it approaches the tragic subject of the Holocaust with delicacy and unnerving grace…the themes hum and resonate like a tuning fork to your heart.”
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