A Happy End by Iddo Netanyahu

It’s 1932 and the eve of Hitler’s rise to power in Germany. Noted physicist Mark Erdmann, his wife and teenage son are enjoying the good life in Berlin. Over the next few months, even as they see signs of danger, they persist in believing that things can’t get worse. A play about the power of denial, A Happy End ran earlier this year off-Broadway. A production of Interplay Jewish Theatre. (Includes admission to the Museum and Violins of Hope.)