Camp Holocaust: A Play (2000) By Josh Tarjan & Adam Melnick
 
In this darkly comedic play, two American children of Holocaust survivors build a concentration camp in Poland in order to create a therapeutic adventure site for prisoner-guests to experience, confront and exorcise the terrors of the past. The completed camp immediately becomes a lightning rod for diverse groups. Young Poles come searching for the Jewish culture that was erased from their country, young Germans come seeking atonement for the crimes of their parents, radical Jews come demanding the camp be stricter and more historically accurate, and of course neo-Nazis come, denying that the Holocaust ever occurred. Within weeks there is a waiting list and front page coverage around the world. As the overwhelming success and pressure strains the friendship of the two founders, the lines between reality and fantasy begin to disintegrate for the characters and audience alike, whirling towards an outrageous and chillingly logical conclusion.
 
Soft Cover
63 pages
In Good Condition