Discover a powerful and emotional journey in THE BERLIN DIARIES, the Chicago premiere of Oregon Book Award-winning playwright Andrea Stolowitz's gripping drama. Presented by the Arts Judaica program of Open Space Arts in association with Her Story Theater, this captivating play delves into one family's past, lost to history and archives. Follow Stolowitz's search for truth as she uncovers the hidden stories of her German Jewish ancestors who fled to New York in 1939. What secrets lie within the pages of her great-grandfather's journal, and how does a family's history get lost like forgotten library books? Starring Eliana Deckner-Glick as Andrea and Artem Kreimer as Max, this production features immersive scenic and graphic design by Viscaya Wilson, sound design by Valerio Gardner, and lighting design by Gabe Seplow. Directed by Izadorius Tortuga and produced by Elayne LeTraunik, this is a theatrical experience you won't want to miss. Secure your spot today and be part of this unforgettable exploration of history, family, and memory. THE BERLIN DIARIES was first produced as a National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere by Theatre Lab at FAU, Phoenix Theatre Cultural Center, and CenterStage at the JCC Rochester. For more details, visit nnpn.org. Originally developed and produced at English Theatre Berlin/International Performing Arts Center (Artistic Director, Daniel Brunet). Further development provided by Orlando Shakespeare Festival, The New Harmony Project, PlayPenn, and New Dramatists