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The Diary of Anne Frank at The Goldrich Cultural Center

Dates: 10/4/2025


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A staging of the classic play featuring a predominantly Latinx cast, directed by Stan Zimmerman. Based on the posthumously published diary of a young German girl who lived in hiding in Amsterdam with her family during World War II, the play won the Tony Award for Best Play and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. The production stars Genesis Ochoa as Anne Frank and Emiliano Torres as Otto Frank, with an ensemble including Mariangelica Cuervo, Danny Pardo, Jackie Osorio, David Gurrola, Emily Trujillo, Rebecca Asquino, Charlie Farrell, Hector Hernandez and Aris Alvarado. Each performance is followed by a Talk Back featuring Holocaust survivor Gabriella Karin.

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Tony Awards and Nominations for The Diary of Anne Frank

Year Category Result
1998 Best Revival of a Play Nominated

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