A printing press, spray paint, and quick wit were all siblings Hans and Sophie Scholl needed to build the largest underground resistance movement in Nazi Germany. Drawing on inspiration from letters, diaries and coded correspondences in the book At The Heart of the White Rose, Hans & Sophie is an intimate two character portrait of resistance and conviction in the darkest of times, immersing audiences in the student’s metamorphosis from loyal Hitler Youth into one of the Nazi regime’s most feared oppositions.
Hans & Sophie, along with our broadcasts of #Anne Frank: Parallel Stories is part of a worldwide commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the end of WWII.
“Long live freedom.” -Hans Scholl
Friday, February 7 - Sunday, March 1, 2020
(Thursday-Saturday at 8pm, Sunday at 2pm)
$26
Early-bird price
(when purchased before 11:59 pm February 7th)
$34
General Admission
Friday – Sunday
$20
General Admission
Thursdays
Sunday, February 16th: The Jewish Federation of Fot Worth and Tarrant County will host a post show talk back with the actors/playwrights.
Monday, February 17th: Book club discussion with playwrights at Leaves Books and Tea
Saturday, February 22nd: Anniversary of execution of Hans & Sophie Scholl
Sunday, February 23rd: Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum will host a post show talk back facilitated by Dr. Charlotte Decoster, the Director of Education at the museum. Historic perspective : Holocaust/ About DHHRM/Upstander Behavior of not being silent.
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