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Written and directed by Lorinne Vozoff, this one-act play (65 minutes) presents the story of a cabaret singer (Vozoff) and her piano
accompanist (Emanuele Secci) on a night shortly after the occupation of Amsterdam.
These two exiled performers, united by their common Jewish background, face a dangerous opportunity when a high-ranking
Nazi officer comes to their bar.
The play offers six live Kurt Weill songs, a complex recorded sound plot and an authentic set.
This play which featured Vozoff and Emanuele Secci, celebrated actor
and pianist, in the two lead roles, ran for four months at Theatre Group Studio.
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