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If you have ever been touched, or had your life changed, by a song, film, book or performance, you inherently understand the transformative power of the arts. In this new book based upon interviews conducted for the documentary film, Making Light in Terezin, Richard Krevolin reveals the true story of how, in WWII's darkest days, prisoners in the Terezin ghetto (outside of Prague) made light and found a mechanism for survival through theater, song, dance and laughter...
Making Light in Terezin follows a modern day Minnesota theater group as they travel to Terezin to perform a cabaret piece originally created and enacted there during WWII...
Watch the trailer for the movie at Vimeo (vimeo.com/66432645) and YouTube (youtube.com/watch?v=5ytlcqsGmt4&feature=share&list=LL1ZKMfwWREyBxzj6T9ilXrw)
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