Voices Of The Holocaust Tickets

Voices Of The Holocaust is a British performer collective specializing in verbatim theatre to educate audiences about the Holocaust. Founded in 2012 and premiering for Holocaust Memorial Day in January 2013, the group has built a reputation for sensitive, factual storytelling that centers survivor testimony and historical context. Their flagship production, Kindness: A Legacy of the Holocaust, is based on the memoirs of Susan Pollack OBE and has become a cornerstone of their educational work, reaching tens of thousands of students across the south of England and the Midlands.

The ensemble engages with schools, colleges, and public venues, presenting three tours per year to bring this critical history to life. They have performed at high-profile institutions such as the European Parliament and Westminster through the Holocaust Educational Trust, and their work has been streamed by JW3, widening access beyond live audiences. Voices Of The Holocaust has earned recognition including a nomination for the Simon Wiesenthal Prize for civic engagement and public acknowledgment from bodies like the European Jewish Congress.

Upcoming years continue their mission: in 2025, expect a Yom HaShoah observance at JFS London and a UN Holocaust Memorial Day production Voices From at the New Vic Theatre. While social media presence is managed through inquiries via their official site or contact channels, the group maintains an active footprint in education-focused venues and collaborations across the UK.

For educators and venue bookers, Voices Of The Holocaust offers a reliable, impactful option for learning and remembrance. Secure your seats for upcoming performances and school tours to ensure students and communities can engage with this essential history in a thoughtful, accessible format. We’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket access and dependable scheduling across the south of England and the Midlands.

Social links and contact information are available through their official site. If you’re exploring partnerships or perceptions of civic engagement through theatre, Voices Of The Holocaust stands as a tested, respected program with a proven track record in education and public dialogue.