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Last Days of a Translator
Author(s): Marc Kornblatt
Brief synopsis: Set in New York city as the Berlin Wall is about to fall, the play revolves around a Polish Holocaust survivor who works for a clothing important translating business correspondence. Consumed by the news from Europe, haunted by his past, his eyesight failing, he finds his world turned upside down when a young Midwesterner of German descent is hired as his assistant. Their tumultuous, wry relationship is offset by the play’s two female characters, one an office manager, the other a budding science fiction writer who offer comic relief and hope for the future.
Format:Full Length Drama
Snapshot
Experience(s) Chronicled:Concentration and Extermination Camps | Survivors and Subsequent Generations | European Jewry Before the Holocaust
Tags: Berlin Wall, Polish Survivor
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