“I still believe, in spite of everything, that people are
really good at heart...”

Written by FRANCES GOODRICH and ALBERT HACKETT
Newly adapted by WENDY KESSELMAN
Directed by CAROLYN CANTOR
Starring Dana Acheson, Shana Dowdeswell, Isabel Keating, Peter Kybart, Nancy Robinette, Michael Rupert, Christa Scott-Reed, Michael Stahl-David, Jeff Talbott, David Wohl

For over half a century, she has captured the world’s heart. In a secret annex during the Holocaust, a curious girl shared her wit and honesty with her diary, which ultimately became her legacy. This transcendently powerful new adaptation of the Tony Award®- and Pulitzer Prize-winning play incorporates previously unreleased passages from the diary, revealing a stronger picture of Anne’s frailties and nobility. Her testament to the power of the human spirit is a story that must be heard and a play that must be seen.
“As powerful, poetic and compelling as ever.” –USA Today

For video, plot synopsis, and critical acclaim,
please visit www.papermill.org

NEW FAMILY-FRIENDLY PRICING STARTING AT $19!
Tickets are subject to a $1.25 per ticket Facility Preservation Fee. Cast, programs and are subject to change.

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FAMILY WEEK: JAN 18 - 22
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EXHIBITS AT THE RENEE FOOSANER ART GALLERY

ANNE FRANK: A PRIVATE PHOTO ALBUM features 70 black-and-white amateur photographs taken by Otto Frank which poignantly depict the life and times of his daughters Anne and Margot before the Frank family went into hiding during the Holocaust.

THE ANNE FRANK STORY explores the life of Anne Frank from her birth through her death and the events that led to the Franks’ flight, growth of Nazism, the invasion of The Netherlands, and life under Nazi rule.

Sponsored in North America by The Anne Frank Center USA, Inc.

Located on the mezzanine level. Open one hour prior to performances, during intermission and Fridays from 12 - 3pm. FREE, no ticket required. 

AUDIENCE ENRICHMENT

DIRECTOR’S NOTES & COFFEE SERIES - FREE!
January 18
Prior to curtain at 6:30pm in the Gallery
Enjoy coffee on us as Director Carolyn Cantor discusses The Diary of Anne Frank.

CONVERSATION SERIES - FREE!
January 19, 26, February 2, 9, 23
Every Thursday prior to curtain at 6:30pm in the Mezzanine level of the Theatre
Learn more about the show you are about to see, led by members of Paper Mill’s Education department.

CAST TALKBACK SERIES - FREE!
February 25
Directly following the Saturday Matinee in the Theatre

NEW! PRE-PERFORMANCE LIGHT FARE!
Enjoy an array of sandwiches, salads, light snacks, drinks, hot cider and fresh pie by the fireplace! Light fare and drinks may be purchased in either the lobby and enjoyed by the fire in the F.M. Kirby Carriage House or in the Renee Foosaner Art Gallery, mezzanine level.