Roger Guenveur Smith: Otto Frank

Thursday, November 18 | 7:30 pm
Theater

Roger Guenveur Smith’s solo performance of Otto Frank, inspired by the father of diarist Anne Frank, is the latest in a remarkable body of work for stage and screen which he has devised as an Obie and Peabody Award-winning actor, writer, and director. In the tradition of his Rodney King (currently streaming on Netflix), the Peabody Award-winning A Huey P. Newton Story, Frederick Douglass Now, and Christopher Columbus 1992, Smith’s Otto Frank mines the man beneath the myth to create an intimate meditation on our present moment through a rigorous examination of the not-so-distant past. 

“Sinuous, complicated, and deeply moving.” —The New York Times

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Tickets

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COVID PROTOCOLS
This event is available live in-person and virtually. To attend in person, proof of vaccination is required at the door by showing your vaccination card, a photo of the card, or your digital vaccine record. Additionally, masks must be worn at all times while indoors and seating will be spaced out to allow you and your family/pod to social distance.

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Photo description: A close up of Roger Guenveur Smith looking directly at you.