Corrie Remembers
T01181473763
Corrie Remembers is a powerful one-woman dramatization featuring Susan Sandager who takes the stage in tribute to the legendary Dutch Christian Holocaust Rescuer, the late Corrie ten Boom. Ten Boom was a woman who left a special legacy, born out of her experiences in the Dutch Resistance and her nightmare at Ravensbruk concentration camp. She was one of those rare individuals (Righteous Gentiles the Jewish people would call her) motivated to act because of her beliefs. She and her family helped hundreds of Jews escape the Nazis. While her family perished in Nazi concentration camps, Corrie was released by mistake. She spent the rest of her life speaking to the world about faith, hope, love, forgiveness and reconciliation. Convincingly attired as the stooped grey-haired 85-year old Corrie, Sandager recounts the harrowing true story. It is a riveting tale woven with humour, faith and heartbreak - and ultimately a triumph over evil. The play has been performed hundreds of times around the globe, with Susie portraying elder Corrie ten Boom, remembering her younger years. The story presents the simple courage and love that Corrie ten Boom embodied.
Archive :: production:T01181473763, play:S1590755852, venue:V1024
The True Story of Corrie Ten Boom
