A drama play by Peter Flannery about an Auschwitz survivor who builds a real-estate empire in London. The play runs for 170 minutes, including an intermission.
After surviving Auschwitz, Peter Singer arrives in London as a penniless refugee. Singer decides to cling to life, erase the past, and reinvent himself. Little by little, he succeeds in building a thriving real-estate empire; women are captivated by his charm, and the doors of high society in England open to him. When it is revealed that Singer climbed to the top by trampling on and exploiting his tenants, the empire he built faces a real threat.
A colorful, wild, and compelling epic, inspired by the true story of Peter Rachman, the notorious London property tycoon.
The production was created with the support of Alex and Diti Landsberg.
Running time: 170 minutes, including an intermission
Amos Tamam, Nadav Naits, Roy Miller, Rami Baruch, Elinor Weil, Avi Termin, Esti Kusovitzky, Matan On Yami, Tovit Samai, Amit Shoshani, Noam Bart, Gali Frank, Tal Perlman, Ariel Kurt.
With the participation of the Revolution Orchestra, conducted by Roy Oppenheim:
“A breathtaking drama” — British Theatre Guide
“Amazing!” — The Guardian
Produced by arrangement with The Agency (London) Ltd, 24 Pottery Lane, London W11 4LZ.
Photography: Ohad Romano
Poster Design: Shane Horowitz
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