Holocaust Impact Theater
Posted by Liat Stilman on 02/22/2023 @ 09:42 AM
Holocaust Impact Theater is a play written performed, produced and directed by 70 students age 15-18, which references social ills that gave rise to the Holocaust like intolerance, bigotry, hatred, bullying – which we continue to confront today.
Robert Russell Memorial Theater, Alper JCC Miami 11155 SW 112 Avenue Miami, FL 33176
Holocaust Impact Theater (HIT) is a unique high school student theater project developed by Ruth Gordon, a career educator. Students are taught the process of writing, producing, performing, and directing their own script, while learning theater and writing skills that will last a lifetime. Students use the atrocities of The Holocaust as a platform to better understand and teach their audiences what happens when hate infiltrates a society. The students bridge historical events from the past with current, social injustices. The goal of each production is to develop a clearer understanding of the need to obliterate these injustices while creating the sense of celebrating tolerance and diversity.
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