Witness Theater Featured in the New York Times
“There’s so few of us left, and it’s getting less and less every day,” Mrs. Kimmelstiel said. “There are so many people who deny the Holocaust. I mean, my husband didn’t put that number on his arm by himself. It’s my duty to do the performance, and I do it willingly and in my husband’s memory.” 
On Tuesday, Witness Theater was featured in the New York Today column in the New York Times. Mrs. Kimmelstiel is just one of the survivors participating in the unique intergenerational drama therapy program. 

Read more about Mrs. Kimmelstiel in the New York Times and RSVP for the performances here.   
About Witness Theater:   Witness Theater was conceived by Irit and Ezra Dagan and developed by JDC-Eshel in Israel. It was brought to New York in 2012 by Selfhelp. This year’s Witness Theater Program is a collaboration of Selfhelp Community Services, UJA-Federation of New York, Yeshivah of Flatbush Joel Braverman High School, SAR High School, JCC Manhattan, Ramaz Upper School and JCC of MidWestchester. In addition to UJA, it has also received generous support from the Jewish Communal Fund, The Nedivot Fund, and the Claims Conference (Conference on Jewish Material Claims against Germany).