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SUMMARY:Etty adapted and performed by Susan Stein at the Carnegie Stage
DESCRIPTION:Etty Hillesum’s life ended at Auschwitz when she was only 29 years old. In the play\, Etty\, drawn entirely from Hillesum’s diaries and letters of 1941 to 1943\, we meet a remarkable young Dutch woman: insightful\, determined\, poetic\, sensual. \nThrough the voice of actress Susan Stein\, Hillesum speaks directly to her audience\, frankly\, and with compassion–even for the enemy. Seeking the meaning of her life–and all life–during the terror of Nazi occupation\, Hillesum discovers a reality she calls God and opens herself to the power of being fully alive and present\, bearing witness to the catastrophe unfolding around her. \nIn her gentle yet forthright way\, Hillesum asks us not to leave her at Auschwitz\, but to let her have a “little bit of a say” in what she hopes will be a new world. \n \n\nSusan Stein\, Author & Performer \n\n\nSusan Stein is the author of Etty\, an adaptation of Etty Hillesum’s diaries and letters. Susan picked up the diaries in 1994 for fifty cents at a yard sale after her friend\, Joan\, recommended it. After reading the diaries\, Susan wanted to give something back to Etty. She wanted to make a play of Etty’s words and bring her to people who might not read the diaries themselves. \nShe began distilling the diaries and letters in 2006 meeting weekly with New York director and actor\, Austin Pendleton to bring her adaptation to the stage. Etty has been performed in black box theatres\, studios\, libraries\, schools and major theatres around the country and internationally. Some of these venues include: Yad Vashem\, Israel; 59e59 Theaters\, New York; Next Theatre\, Illinois; Philly Fringe Festival\, Pennsylvania; Edinburgh Festival Fringe\, Scotland; Smith College\, Massachusetts; Boston College; Boston University; University of Ghent\, Belgium; Bowery Poetry Club\, New York; Fort Monmouth Army Base\, New Jersey; The Museum of Jewish Heritage\, New York; Anne Frank Center USA\, Peekskill Performing Arts Center\, New York; and the Etty Hillesum Center in Deventer\, The Netherlands. \nSusan Stein appeared in Arthur Miller’s American Clock\, directed by Austin Pendleton. She was seen at Luna Stage in A Parent’s Evening. Susan studied acting at NYU Graduate School of Arts & Science and Purchase College\, SUNY. She served for thirteen years on the faculty of Princeton Day School in Princeton\, NJ teaching Dramatic Literature\, playwriting and the history and literature of the Holocaust. \nStudent Matinees April 19\, 20 & 21 at 10 AM \nContact ellen@cwb-pgh-org-staging.ehven.net to schedule Student Matinees \nPublic Performances  \n\nApril 21 & 22 at 8:00 pm \nApril 23 at 3:00 pm
URL:https://cwb-pgh-org-staging.ehven.net/event/etty-adapted-and-performed-by-susan-stein-at-the-carnegie-stage/2023-04-23/
LOCATION:off the WALL productions\, 25 West Main Street\, Carnegie\, 15106\, United States
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SUMMARY:Etty adapted and performed by Susan Stein at the Carnegie Stage
DESCRIPTION:Etty Hillesum’s life ended at Auschwitz when she was only 29 years old. In the play\, Etty\, drawn entirely from Hillesum’s diaries and letters of 1941 to 1943\, we meet a remarkable young Dutch woman: insightful\, determined\, poetic\, sensual. \nThrough the voice of actress Susan Stein\, Hillesum speaks directly to her audience\, frankly\, and with compassion–even for the enemy. Seeking the meaning of her life–and all life–during the terror of Nazi occupation\, Hillesum discovers a reality she calls God and opens herself to the power of being fully alive and present\, bearing witness to the catastrophe unfolding around her. \nIn her gentle yet forthright way\, Hillesum asks us not to leave her at Auschwitz\, but to let her have a “little bit of a say” in what she hopes will be a new world. \n \n\nSusan Stein\, Author & Performer \n\n\nSusan Stein is the author of Etty\, an adaptation of Etty Hillesum’s diaries and letters. Susan picked up the diaries in 1994 for fifty cents at a yard sale after her friend\, Joan\, recommended it. After reading the diaries\, Susan wanted to give something back to Etty. She wanted to make a play of Etty’s words and bring her to people who might not read the diaries themselves. \nShe began distilling the diaries and letters in 2006 meeting weekly with New York director and actor\, Austin Pendleton to bring her adaptation to the stage. Etty has been performed in black box theatres\, studios\, libraries\, schools and major theatres around the country and internationally. Some of these venues include: Yad Vashem\, Israel; 59e59 Theaters\, New York; Next Theatre\, Illinois; Philly Fringe Festival\, Pennsylvania; Edinburgh Festival Fringe\, Scotland; Smith College\, Massachusetts; Boston College; Boston University; University of Ghent\, Belgium; Bowery Poetry Club\, New York; Fort Monmouth Army Base\, New Jersey; The Museum of Jewish Heritage\, New York; Anne Frank Center USA\, Peekskill Performing Arts Center\, New York; and the Etty Hillesum Center in Deventer\, The Netherlands. \nSusan Stein appeared in Arthur Miller’s American Clock\, directed by Austin Pendleton. She was seen at Luna Stage in A Parent’s Evening. Susan studied acting at NYU Graduate School of Arts & Science and Purchase College\, SUNY. She served for thirteen years on the faculty of Princeton Day School in Princeton\, NJ teaching Dramatic Literature\, playwriting and the history and literature of the Holocaust. \nStudent Matinees April 19\, 20 & 21 at 10 AM \nContact ellen@cwb-pgh-org-staging.ehven.net to schedule Student Matinees \nPublic Performances  \n\nApril 21 & 22 at 8:00 pm \nApril 23 at 3:00 pm
URL:https://cwb-pgh-org-staging.ehven.net/event/etty-adapted-and-performed-by-susan-stein-at-the-carnegie-stage/2023-04-22/
LOCATION:off the WALL productions\, 25 West Main Street\, Carnegie\, 15106\, United States
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SUMMARY:Etty adapted and performed by Susan Stein at the Carnegie Stage
DESCRIPTION:Etty Hillesum’s life ended at Auschwitz when she was only 29 years old. In the play\, Etty\, drawn entirely from Hillesum’s diaries and letters of 1941 to 1943\, we meet a remarkable young Dutch woman: insightful\, determined\, poetic\, sensual. \nThrough the voice of actress Susan Stein\, Hillesum speaks directly to her audience\, frankly\, and with compassion–even for the enemy. Seeking the meaning of her life–and all life–during the terror of Nazi occupation\, Hillesum discovers a reality she calls God and opens herself to the power of being fully alive and present\, bearing witness to the catastrophe unfolding around her. \nIn her gentle yet forthright way\, Hillesum asks us not to leave her at Auschwitz\, but to let her have a “little bit of a say” in what she hopes will be a new world. \n \n\nSusan Stein\, Author & Performer \n\n\nSusan Stein is the author of Etty\, an adaptation of Etty Hillesum’s diaries and letters. Susan picked up the diaries in 1994 for fifty cents at a yard sale after her friend\, Joan\, recommended it. After reading the diaries\, Susan wanted to give something back to Etty. She wanted to make a play of Etty’s words and bring her to people who might not read the diaries themselves. \nShe began distilling the diaries and letters in 2006 meeting weekly with New York director and actor\, Austin Pendleton to bring her adaptation to the stage. Etty has been performed in black box theatres\, studios\, libraries\, schools and major theatres around the country and internationally. Some of these venues include: Yad Vashem\, Israel; 59e59 Theaters\, New York; Next Theatre\, Illinois; Philly Fringe Festival\, Pennsylvania; Edinburgh Festival Fringe\, Scotland; Smith College\, Massachusetts; Boston College; Boston University; University of Ghent\, Belgium; Bowery Poetry Club\, New York; Fort Monmouth Army Base\, New Jersey; The Museum of Jewish Heritage\, New York; Anne Frank Center USA\, Peekskill Performing Arts Center\, New York; and the Etty Hillesum Center in Deventer\, The Netherlands. \nSusan Stein appeared in Arthur Miller’s American Clock\, directed by Austin Pendleton. She was seen at Luna Stage in A Parent’s Evening. Susan studied acting at NYU Graduate School of Arts & Science and Purchase College\, SUNY. She served for thirteen years on the faculty of Princeton Day School in Princeton\, NJ teaching Dramatic Literature\, playwriting and the history and literature of the Holocaust. \nStudent Matinees April 19\, 20 & 21 at 10 AM \nContact ellen@cwb-pgh-org-staging.ehven.net to schedule Student Matinees \nPublic Performances  \n\nApril 21 & 22 at 8:00 pm \nApril 23 at 3:00 pm
URL:https://cwb-pgh-org-staging.ehven.net/event/etty-adapted-and-performed-by-susan-stein-at-the-carnegie-stage/2023-04-21/
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