Photo Flash: Utah Shakespearean Festival Presents THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK
By: Lauren Wolman Sep. 12, 2010
Ignite your passion this fall at the Utah Shakespearean Festival (300 W. Center Street, Cedar City, UT). Tickets are on sale now at 1-800-PLAYTIX and www.bard.org. Tickets range from $25-$59.
The fall season will run from Sept. 16 through Oct. 23 with three different plays in the Randall L. Jones Theatre. The season features Shakespeare's "Odyssey"-like drama "The Adventures of Pericles," the Pulitzer Prize-winning play "The Diary of Anne Frank," and the rural comedy "Greater Tuna."
"The Diary of Anne Frank" is a story of one little girl whose bravery, hope and determination have inspired thousands. In 1942 Germany, life is no longer safe for Anne and her family. Forced into hiding, this courageous girl records her struggles through the power of the written word. This Pulitzer Prize-winning play is a testament not to brutality of war and hatred, but to the unshakable spirit of a young girl and to the hopes and loves of a family and a people trying to hold on to their faith.
For pictures of the production of THE DIARY OF Anne Frank, click below.
Photo Credit: Karl Hugh
Rebecca Prescott (left) as Margot Frank, Corliss Preston as Edith Frank, Mariko Nakasone as Anne Frank, and Tim Casto as Otto Frank
Mariko Nakasone (left) as Anne Frank, Corliss Preston as Edith Frank, and Rebecca Prescott as Margot Frank
Mariko Nakasone (left) as Anne Frank and Rebecca Prescott as Margot Frank
Mariko Nakasone as Anne Frank
Rhett Guter (left) as Peter Van Daan and Mariko Nakasone as Anne Frank
Tim Casto (left) as Otto Frank and Mariko Nakasone as Anne Frank
Liisa Ivary (left) as Mrs. van Daan and Mark Corkins as Mr. van Daan
Corliss Preston (left) as Edith Frank and Tim Casto as Otto Frank
Liisa Ivary (left) as Mrs. van Daan and Mark Corkins as Mr. van Daan
Rhett Guter (left) as Peter Van Daan and Mark Corkins as Mr. van Daan
Liisa Ivary (left) as Mrs. van Daan and Mark Corkins as Mr. van Daan
Mariko Nakasone (left) as Anne Frank, Rebecca Prescott as Margot Frank, and Corliss Preston as Edith Frank
Comments
Videos