Terezin is the story of six children imprisoned in a cell in the concentration camp during the last two days before they are transported to Auschwitz.

While the play suggests the grim reality of what lies ahead, it is also a portrait of the hope that children naturally possess and how these particular children achieved a triumph of spirit through their personal relationships and their artwork.

Writer and Director Anna Smulowitz is the daughter of two Auschwitz survivors and the play is a tribute to her many relatives who died in the Holocaust. Terezin has toured schools and theatres in the US and internationally for over forty years. It was the winner of the American Children's Television Award in 1984 and has been translated into several languages.

See the article in the Newburyport Daily News.