German Stage is proud to present the American Premiere of “Whitebreadmusic” by Russian born, Jewish-German playwright Marianna Salzmann.
Winner of the Wiener Wortstaetten Prize and the 2012 IKARUS Award, Best Play for Young Audiences
Aron, Nurit and Sedat grew up in Germany, but here they don’t feel at home there. They are caught between fatherland and mother love, friendship and betrayal, past and future generations, struggling for where they belong. They appear funny and cool, as if in a good mood, until the very thin ice beneath breaks…
Translated by Charlotte Collins
Directed by Guy Ben-Aharon
Featuring:
Nael Nacer* as Aron, Elliot Norton & IRNE Award Winner
Jacquie Parker* as Mother, Elliot Norton & IRNE Award Winner
Obehi Janice as Nurit, Best of Boston
Omar Robinson* as Sedat
Andrew Clarke as Customer
Event Location: Goethe Institut
170 Beacon Street, Boston, Massachusetts, 02116
$5.00 Student
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