Glendale High School – American Sign Language included
Herbert Hoover High School - Glendale
Burbank High School
Crescent Valley High School - Glendale
Mesa Verde Middle School – Moorpark
Campus Canyon School – Moorpark
Chaparral Middle School – Moorpark
Calabasas High School
Loyola High School for Boys – Los Angeles
John Burroughs High School in Burbank
Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills – over 1000 students from LAUSD Title One Schools:
Amino Pat Brown
Bernstein High School
LA Leadership Academy
Amino Compton
Amino City of Champions – Green Dot
Amino Jackie Robinson
PUC Excel
PUC CC Middle School
Granada Hills Charter
Discovery Charter Prep
PUC Inspire Academy
PUC Triumph Charter Academy
TVT Country School - Irvine
Ednovate Legacy School - Irvine
John Marshall High School - Los Feliz
Mesa Verde Middle School – Moorpark
Campus Canyon School – Moorpark
Chaparral Middle School – Moorpark
Calabasas High School
Merage JCC – Irvine - public performance
Museum of Tolerance – Sold out public premiere
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library – Sold out public performance
Calabasas High School
Santa Barbara Middle School
Santa Barbara Junior High School
Santa Barbara High School
Dos Pueblos High School – Santa Barbara
Camp Alonim
March of the Living LA Delegation Reunion – Adat Ari El Temple
PRODUCTION HISTORY
In 2017, Ralph Meranto, the Artistic Producing Director of CenterStage Theatre in Rochester, NY, commissioned Wendy Kout to write a school touring play based on Holocaust survivors who immigrated there. A year later, when the play began touring Rochester schools, word spread of its impact. Today there are five independent productions of SURVIVORS which have and continue to reach tens of thousands of students, teachers and adults in the U.S. and Canada. Our West Coast tour is honored to be the fifth production and to be partnered with Holocaust Museum LA, the Holocaust Education Center of StandWithUs and Tzedek America. Since our launch in March 2023, and thanks to our donors, we have impacted thousands of students and educators from over 25 schools in California, many of which are Title One.
