FEBRUARY 20—22 and 27—28

Presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service.

In 1942 a group of students chose to actively protest the atrocities of the Nazi regime and to advocate that Germany lose the war as the only way to overthrow Hitler's regime. They published their thoughts in five anonymous leaflets which they titled "The White Rose.” Based on true events, this play tells the story of their arrest, interrogation, and the outcome.

Written by Lillian Garrett-Groag | Directed by Olivia Deane

Congratulations to the cast and crew for an amazing run! You brought this moment in history to life with your thoughtful and talented performances. The White Rose would be proud of how you shared their story.

Thank you to our amazing audiences who showed up, supported our efforts, and laughed and cried with us!

CAST

Catherine LaPointe | Sophie Scholl

Steve Sedore | Robert Mohr

Philip Butler | Anton Mahler

Dustin Cehaich | Hans Scholl

Aidan Butler | Alexander Schmorell

Andrew Coburn | Christoph Probst

Jay LaMontague | Wilhelm Graf

Mattie Raybaud | Bauer

Timothy Butler | Schmidt/Others

Content advisory: This production contains simulated gunfire and bomb sound effects, depictions of Nazi imagery, the brief voice of Adolf Hitler, and an onstage Nazi salute. These elements are presented for historical accuracy and may be disturbing to some audience members