A Line of Dust

A staged reading of a new play at the Heliconian Club

Angie Littlefield is the producer of A Line of Dust, a play written by Victoria McIntyre.

It is a story of a choice her mother faced at the end of WWII. A cast and crew of theatre aficionados brought it to life with a staged reading at Toronto’s Heliconian Club. Watch for it to be picked up by other groups.

About this event
SYNOPSIS: If you could save someone’s life, should you? A Nazi officer saves Suse Schilling’s life by placing her in a cell with sex workers, who are soon to be set free, instead of with the Jewish prisoners. After the war, she receives a letter asking if she will testify on his behalf in court. Suse is then faced with a difficult decision: whether or not to save a Nazi’s life.

This play is based on a true story.
All donations went to the UJA Federation of Greater Toronto’s initiatives, The Sarah and Chaim Neuberger Holocaust Education Centre and UJA Women’s Philanthropy.
The UJA’s Sarah and Chaim Neuberger Holocaust Education Centre is known for generating “knowledge and understanding about the Holocaust and serves as a forum for dialogue about civil society for present and future generations.”
UJA Women’s Philanthropy focuses on fighting poverty, antisemitism, and strengthening the Jewish community through the charitable work of women.