New opera tells story of Auschwitz prisoner
Clip: 7/6/2014 | 1m 54s
The opera tells the story of a prisoner at Auschwitz and her SS overseer.
"The Passenger," an opera opening at the Lincoln Center Festival in New York on Thursday, is based on a radio play and novel by a concentration camp survivor, Zofia Posmysz. The opera tells the story of two women during the Holocaust: a prisoner at Auschwitz, and her SS overseer.
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New opera tells story of Auschwitz prisoner
Clip: 7/6/2014 | 1m 54s
"The Passenger," an opera opening at the Lincoln Center Festival in New York on Thursday, is based on a radio play and novel by a concentration camp survivor, Zofia Posmysz. The opera tells the story of two women during the Holocaust: a prisoner at Auschwitz, and her SS overseer.
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