Thirteen's Spring

An extremely fascinating look at the events that transpired with Anne Frank's family just before they went into hiding. In the role of Anne Frank, Nora King shines brightly, and the combination of her cheerful, flirting energy with the angst that children experience is both endearing and devastating. ... full review

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This show is brilliant. It left you wanting more. And you could completely relate to all of the characters. The performances were just perfectly wonderful. Everyone should see this!... full review

Definitely don't want to miss this one! Nora King's performance is the heartbeat of this powerful portrait of a young girl on the verge of womanhood whose life is about to change in the most profound way. ... full review

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A beautiful, poignant and powerful show that accomplishes the show's mission: to connect you to the real, human stories interrupted by tragedy. ... full review

The subject matter of this show is not isolated to the time period in which it takes place. There are so many across the globe that are subjected to circumstances beyond their control that disrupt what would be happy lives. This show and all the performances in it help to cultivate empathy for those who desire normal lives. This show is the most powerful piece of theatre in the Fringe festival. ... full review

Thirteen's Spring gracefully avoids many of the pitfalls that an Anne Frank story can stumble into thanks to an extremely talented cast and crew who create a beautiful window into the world that Anne left behind. Anne Frank has become such a cultural figure that it is easy to lose sight of the fact that she was still a young woman in a rapidly, dangerously changing world. Thankfully this production does not allow that to happen. By focusing on and carefully developing the landscape of Anne's inner life as a preteen, The Moving Art Collective simultaneously avoids the melancholy that too often drags down an Anne Frank's Diary production and builds a vibrant and engaging personal world that supports the coming of age narrative of the poetic... full review