A performance about Peter Singer, a refugee who survived the horrors of Auschwitz and built a real estate empire in London. His success was achieved at the cost of exploiting his tenants, and his empire was on the verge of collapse. The play is inspired by the true story of Peter Rachman.
Latecomers are not admitted to the performance.
Having survived the horrors of Auschwitz, Peter Singer arrives in London as an impoverished refugee. He decides to cling to life, erase the past, and rebuild himself anew. Gradually, Singer manages to establish a thriving real estate empire; women fall under the charm of his personality, and the doors of England's high society open up to him. But when it is revealed that his path to the top was paved at the cost of humiliating and exploiting his tenants, the empire he created finds itself on the verge of collapse.
A vivid, daring, and captivating saga inspired by the true story of Peter Rachman — the notorious London real estate magnate.
The performance features about 30 actors from the Chamber Theatre and the Maapeha Orchestra.