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Play based on footnote in history Dark comedy includes message about dangers of complacency TANYA HILL thill@prpeak.com

Townsite Actors Guild is preparing for its 12th play produced in the qathet region. This time, the play will be on the stage at Magpie’s Diner, on March 14, 15, 21 and 22. H*tler’s Tasters, directed by Stephanie Miller and produced by Stephen Miller, is a dark comedy, starring four local actors: Kaela George, Christine Cook, Stephanie Zaleski and Kelsey Roosenmaallen. Stephen said H*tler’s Tasters was written by award-winning playwright Michelle Kholos Brooks and that it is powerful for our times. “The play is about four teenagers who are seconded by the Nazis to be the offiTHEATRE TIMES: Townsite Actors Guild is preparing for its next production that will hit the cial tasters of [Adolf] Hitler’s food,” said stage at Magpie’s Diner in March. Dark comedy H*tlers Tasters, will be performed by local actors Stephen. “The play dances between the re[from left] Christine Cook, Stephanie Zaleski, Kelsey Roosenmaallen and Kaela George [back]. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO ality of a tyrannical and oppressive regime WATERFRONT

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and the coming-of-age of these teenagers. It is both Get lively while at theand Peakpoignant, to Go iPhoneemotional, app now terrifying and the same time, scary.” available in the App Store or iTunes Stephanie describes the play as both a period and historical piece but also very modern. “The play was based on a little known story that came out in 2013,” said Stephanie. PERSONAL ESTATE “She [the woman] was REAL 94 years old,CORPORATION and one of Hitler’s tasters.” The Wolf’s Lair was Hitler’s military BEHAN headquarters inWARREN the eastern front during PERSONAL ESTATE CORPORATION the PeakREAL toheGo World WarGet II, and where spent 800 days iPhone app now over the course of the war. Young German available in the women ranging from teenagers to their App Store or iTunes WA early 20s had the job to taste Hitler’s food WARREN BEHAN to make sure it wasn’t poisoned. REAL ESTATE CORPORATION “TherePERSONAL were 15 tasters in the Wolf’s PERS Lair, which is where Hitler spent a lot of his time in the last year of the war,” said Stephanie. “This particular woman managed to escape.” Stephanie said as the Russians advanced [into Poland] and finally found these women, they killed all of them, except this one woman who was able to tell the tale. PERSONAL REAL ESTATE CORPORATION »2

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