FALL 2025 TOUR

SURVIVING SURVIVAL

TWO SHORT STORIES

BY CHAVA ROSENFARB

A little red cap materializes into a child playing in the snow; smoke from memorial candles twists in the air revealing images of lost souls; scraps of detritus magically transform to enchanting toys. In these surreal tales, the ghosts of the past ebb and flow through the lives of Holocaust survivors as they struggle to adjust to life after devastating trauma. The short stories by renowned Polish Yiddish writer Chava Rosenfarb, herself a survivor of the Lodz ghetto, have been newly translated into English by her daughter, Goldie Morgentaler. Evocative and unsettling, they explore the intricacies of memory, guilt, and the delicate balancing act of moving through pain to achieve stability.

Sponsored by Powell Family Foundation the Nancy E. Powell Division

PERFORMANCES

Nov 6TH - 3:45pm

Nov 9TH - 2pm

Nov 14TH - 7:30pm

Nov 16TH - 3pm

Powell Heller Holocaust Conference - Pacific Lutheran University

Stroum Jewish Community Center - Mercer Island

West of Lenin - Seattle

Polish Home Association

PAST

PRODUCTIONS

2022 SEASON

RUINS OF MEMORY

WOMENS VOICES OF THE HOLOCAUST

AUDIO PLAYS

MONSTERS, MAGIC AND MYSTICISM

TALES OF WONDER IN JEWISH FOLKLORE

SOMEWHERE VERY FAR AWAY

 STORIES FROM Honey On The Page

2020 SEASON

DREAMING IN AMERICAN

TALES OF JEWISH IMMIGRATION THROUGH THE CENTURIES

2018 SEASON

LOST AND FOUND IN LOVE

Family, Sex, and the Supernatural in Three Stories