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The Walnut Tree tells the story of the intense journey of SŸssel, a young, privileged Jewish woman who grows up in Chernowitz, studies in Prague and Paris, endures the horrors of World War II in Eastern Europe, and ultimately escapes to the peace and promise of a new life in Saskatoon. The character of the older SŸssel looks back at her life, accompanied by her alter ego, a Musician, who performs on a grand piano. This powerful, disturbing, and transcendent dramaÊsets the devastating power of historical events against the personal forces of reconciliation. The Walnut Tree deals with vital social, political, and ethical issues, and finallyÑand most importantlyÑwith enduring love.
ÒAs dark as it could have been, this is a play about hope and love, not recrimination. YouÕre left impressed by the resilience of the human spirit, not discouraged about its capacity for evil. YouÕll find The Walnut Tree on the high road.Ó
ÑSaskatoon Star-Phoenix
96 Pages
8.5in * 5.5in * 0.25in
0.321lb
March 20, 2012
CA
9781897289747
eng
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