Show HistoryEach and every performance of warsaw confirms what an exciting, inspirational, and powerful event it is for audiences. From the generous sponsorship of the Museum of Jewish Heritage to the New York Musical Theater Festival, warsaw has received tremendous accolades from Holocaust survivors and educators regarding the historical accuracy and positive, energizing effect of the production. We see warsaw as an opportunity to bring Holocaust awareness and remembrance to a new generation. So many Holocaust survivors are no longer with us—it is left to us to help ensure that their stories live on, and that this tragic period in history never repeats itself. March 22, 2011Warsaw will be presenting a 90-minute staging at Congregation Beth El, Voorhees, NJ, honoring Beth El Survivors and the Goodwin Holocaust Museum. May 15 and November 14, 2010Warsaw presented two staged readings at LeFrak Concert Hall, Aaron Copeland School of Music at Queens College in New York City, with the generous support of Queens College Center for Ethnic, Racial & Religious Understanding. Each performance was followed by a discussion with creators, cast and crew, moderated by Dr. Elissa Bemporad, Gerry and William Ungar Professor in Holocaust Studies. February 6, 2010Warsaw presented an informal reading at Boheme Opera in Trenton, New Jersey. November 9, 2009Warsaw presented an informal reading at Studios 353 in New York City. March 23, 2009Warsaw presented an educational reading at the Stockton College of New Jersey. March 2, 2008Warsaw presented a sold-out staged reading at the Museum of Jewish Heritage: A Living Memorial to the Holocaust in New York City. 
October 4, 2007Warsaw presented two staged-readings as part of the New York Musical Theater Festival. (See the listing here.) 
August 6, 2006Warsaw presented a special performance for the Annual Holocaust Intergenerational Brunch in Atlantic City, New Jersey. March 14–15, 2006Warsaw presented two invitation-only staged-reading performances at New York's Studios 353. June 14, 2003Warsaw presented a 90-minute excerpt as part of the "Not the Met, Not Broadway" festival at the Makor/Stenhardt Center in New York. |
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