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Review: In 'Witness,' Seeking a Haven for Jewish Refugees - Vimarsana News

Review: In 'Witness,' Seeking a Haven for Jewish Refugees

The experience of Jews who fled Germany in 1939 aboard the St. Louis luxury liner is the subject of a new production from the Arlekin Players Theater.

Review: Witness Binds a WW2 Tragedy With Present-Day Anti-Semitism Through Inventive Virtual Theater - Vimarsana News

Review: Witness Binds a WW2 Tragedy With Present-Day Anti-Semitism Through Inventive Virtual Theater

The tragedy of the MS St. Louis, the 1939 ship bound for the U.S. with 937 European Jews on board, is the subject of a powerful new play by Arlekin Players of […]

10 winter theater productions that urge us to take action - Vimarsana News

10 winter theater productions that urge us to take action

Many companies are continuing to host panels centering important conversations and will feature stories that contend with the issues that plague us, from climate change to identity, disease, and dystopian futures.

Source: wbur.org
In Boston, COVID sends Russian-Jewish theater group hurtling through space and time - Vimarsana News

In Boston, COVID sends Russian-Jewish theater group hurtling through space and time

In 'Witness,' playing through January 23, the Arlekin Players take their performance online, combining tech elements to transport viewers back to the ill-fated MS St. Louis in 1939

Arlekin Players bear 'Witness' to a Holocaust tragedy aboard the MS St. Louis - Vimarsana News

Arlekin Players bear 'Witness' to a Holocaust tragedy aboard the MS St. Louis

Igor Golyak combines digital effects and theatrical stagecraft for a sobering and surreal online recreation of the doomed attempt to flee Nazi Germany, says theater critic Jacquinn Sinclair.

Source: wbur.org