One girl’s voice. One family’s struggle. One story the world must never forget.

One of the most powerful works of the 20th century, The Diary of Anne Frank is not just history—it’s a story of resilience, family, and the enduring strength of hope. This production invites audiences to step inside the annex and share in Anne’s laughter, fears, dreams, and unbreakable optimism.

Poignant, heart-rending, and ultimately inspiring—this is theatre that will stay with you long after the curtain falls.

Adapted from Anne Frank’s world-famous diary, this deeply moving play tells the true story of eight people hiding from the Nazis in a secret annex during World War II. At the heart of the story is Anne—a bright, spirited young girl whose words capture both the innocence of youth and the unshakable hope of the human spirit, even in the darkest of times.

Characters:

Anne Frank – A bright, lively, and imaginative 13-year-old girl – central character.

Otto Frank – Anne’s father; calm, wise, and protective, the moral anchor of the family.

Edith Frank – Anne’s mother; reserved, anxious, and struggling to connect with Anne.

Margot Frank – Anne’s older sister; obedient, gentle, and quietly intelligent.

Hermann Van Daan – Head of the Van Daan family; selfish, concerned with comfort.

Auguste Van Daan – Hermann’s wife; fashionable, dramatic, and protective of her son.

Peter Van Daan – Their teenage son; shy, sensitive, reserved, forms a bond with Anne.

Mr. Dussel – A dentist who joins the families in hiding; meticulous, somewhat irritable.

Miep Gies – A helper who brings food and supplies, and supports the families.

Mr. Kraler – Another helper; kind, practical, and discreet.