The Pianist of Willesden Lane, Adapted and Directed by Hershey Felder
Geffen Playhouse - Audrey Skirball Kenis Theater (10886 Le Conte Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90024)
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Written on Sep 15 2012This was a play that was a combination of a piano recital and a historical monolog presented in the first person.
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Written on Sep 11 2012We loved it!! The story was very touching and the music wonderful.
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Written on Sep 11 2012Big admirer of Hershey Felder's previous work so was glad to see how he is developing new material. Good show although I think it will rate more highly with people who have strong emotional ties to the Jewish persecution of WW II.
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Written on Sep 10 2012This one-woman show is about a daughter, a concert pianist, describing her mother's story, also a concert pianist, and the struggles the mother went through as a child during the Holocost and her constant desire to play the piano. The daughter tells the story with her playing the piano and story telling intertwined. She was an articulate story teller and a brilliant pianist. I enjoyed the show thoroughly.
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