Bring on the tough stuff - there’s not just one right answer.
- How does the play version of Anne Frank's story make it more personal for an audience?
- What does the play teach us about youth?
- Does the play explain any positive outcomes of World War II?
- Does a crisis define who you are as a person? Does the war define Anne?
- Does isolation have a direct influence on how we view our own mortality? How might Anne have answered this question?
- What can the play communicate to an audience that Anne's diary can't? What might the play not be able to convey of Anne's diary?