Lilac: a drama in two acts

Lilac: a drama in two acts

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Lilac is a play influenced by the stories of those who were persecuted for their sexuality during the Nazi occupation of Germany, and through out history in general. It expresses themes of love, but it is not a romance - it is a story that depicts the subconscious search for identity and community. The cover photograph is by Man Ray, (Lee Miller and Friend, 1930).
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"Mein Kampf. My struggle. It is different for everyone, is it not? I just didn't want to see the world from someone else's point of view. I have my own story, so do you and so does everyone. These white pages are for me to write my story" --- x --- x---- Two young hearts in love. The propaganda that questioned humanity. A war that divided the world. The pages of history that sullied the soil. A tale was spun when Germany entered a new era with Adolf Hitler. With that tale happened the forbidden story of two young Germans in love, an Aryan and a Jew. As the world was thrown into the chaos of the Second World War and the Holocaust, new horrors unfolded in the peaceful lives of the young lovers. Death and despair that was tested with the strength of a smile or two.

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