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Shortlisted for the 2021 Canadian Jewish Playwriting Competition, Camp juxtaposes two 15-year-old girls' experiences—Lila at Jewish sleepover camp and Greta - in a concentration camp. This research-informed play explores themes of womanhood, trauma, sisterhood and resilience.  

Please note that this play explores sensitive subject matter pertaining to lived experiences of a young woman in a concentration camp during the Holocaust including references to sexual violence. This play is suitable for audience members ages 12 and up, though parents and guardians should exercise their discretion. A Healing Ancestral Lines Workshop will follow the reading and is free of charge for audience members.  

Playwright Naomi Tessler   

Dramaturg Alysse Rich  

Director Jessica Greenberg 

Performed by Naomi Tessler and Julie Tepperman 

Presented by The Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre with The Koffler Centre for the Arts and Branch Out Theatre. Generously supported by the UJA Kultura Collective. 

Please note there are no refunds.

Join us for additional programming on Sunday October 22, from 4-6pm. Koffler Gallery Exhibit Tour with Theatre Artists of Camp. Free. Advance registration required. To learn more and to register click here.  

Available: Available

Price: $18.00 Taxes included

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