The Immigrant
Mark Harelik
The Immigrant
by Mark Harelik from Randal Myler
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the heartfelt storytelling and its reflection on the immigrant experience. Many find the play to be a touching representation of American identity through the lens of two families. Overall, the play resonates deeply with audiences, evoking personal connections and curiosity about its theatrical adaptation.
Heartfelt storytelling Touching representation Resonates deeply with audiences Curious about the theatrical adaptation
Synopsis
THE IMMIGRANT, subtitled `A Hamilton County Album', is a true story about two Eastern European Jews who immigrated to a small Texas town in 1909.
Inspired by his grandmother's photo album, Harelik tells the story of two out of the thousands of Jewish immigrants who ended up in the American Southwest through an immigrant resettlement program.
Publication
Publisher Broadway Play Publishing
Year 1989
Binding Paperback
Edition 2nd
Pages 96
Language English
ISBN-13 9780881450736
ISBN-10 0881450731
The Immigrant is a American play written by Mark Harelik from Randal Myler and published by Broadway Play Publishing (1989).
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