A dangerous comedy about anti-Semitism, viewed from the inside.
Welcome to the Ron Elisha Playwright Library, where stories come to life on stage. Dive into a world of captivating narratives, compelling characters, and thought-provoking themes crafted by acclaimed playwright Ron Elisha. Ron has won four Australian Writers’ Guild Awards, including the Major Award in 1982 for his 1981 play ‘Einstein’, and has been nominated for a further 9 AWGIE Awards for Best Stage Play over the years. His plays have also been shortlisted for multiple awards throughout Australia, Europe and the US, his work having been produced throughout Australia, New Zealand, United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Poland, Israel France, Belgium, Italy, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Russia and Hungary.
Broadway World-winning, AWGIE-nominated re-imagining of the Anne Frank story in which Anne writes her diary after she meets someone who is demonstrably not ‘good at heart’.
AWGIE-nominated story of a man coming to terms with a dog he never wanted.
The King of England (Edward) meets the Queen of Hollywood (Marlene Dietrich) the night of the abdication.
An innocent dinner between a male boss and his female assistant takes a dark turn.
A young couple become obsessed with the lovemaking visible through a neighbour’s window.
Each year, in order to certify her pension, Clara, a Holocaust survivor, must prove to the German consulate that she’s still alive.
The world’s greatest philosopher becomes a porter at Guy’s Hospital in London during the Blitz.
.. a brilliant script.. thrilling to watch.. confronting and shocking.. grabs viewers’ attention from the outset, never letting go for even a second.. will wring you dry..’ Theatre Matters, 2022 (Unsolicited Male)
A surprisingly wonderful show.. effortless. A scintillating, subtle and intense play.” London Theatre 1, 2016 (The Soul Of Wittgenstein)
“Sensational writing.. Powerful and extremely moving.. an absolute must see.” (Scatter Of Opinion, London, The Soul Of Wittgenstein)
“A keenly observed two-hander that is nothing short of a delight to watch.. deftly written.. surprisingly amusing..” (Jack The Lad Magazine, London, The Soul Of Wittgenstein)
“.. a sensitive study.. a witty play.. an almost perfect comedy..” Jerusalem Post (Certificate Of Life, Tel Aviv)
‘.. an important play.. very powerful.. very tense and unnerving.. really heart-breaking.. really chilling.. ' Jena Tesse Fox, Broadway Radio (Anne Being Frank, New York)
“.. provocative punch.. wickedly funny one-liners.. briskly entertaining.. well-argued, thought-provoking.. an absolute delight.. a terrific example of the power and quality of independent theatre.” Man In Chair, Simon Paris (Rootless Cosmopolitans, Melbourne)
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