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ON THE CRAFT

Here There Are Blueberries explores the chilling layers of the perpetrators of Auschwitz

“I know I couldn’t have been a Mengele… or a Höcker… but could I have been a Helferinnen?” The audience leaves asking themselves that same question of complicity following La Jolla Playhouse’s world premiere Here There Are Blueberries, running through August 21...

The review is live on SanDiegoStory.com.

Program is shown in a theatre with the lights on. The cover reads "Here There Are Blueberries."

Here There Are Blueberries runs at La Jolla Playhouse through August 21.

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