Format:Softcover
A comedy set in a Jewish old people's home in New York. The story follows Otto who is directing his fellow residents in a chaotic production of Hamlet. He reminisces on his past in Germany and Zurich (where he met Lenin and inadvertently invented Dada), Auschwitz and America.
Literary & Contemporary Fiction
246 pages • Softcover
First published 1996
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The Prince of West End Avenue
By Alan Isler
A comedy set in a Jewish old people's home in New York. The story follows Otto who is directing his fellow residents in a chaotic production of Hamlet. He reminisces on his past in Germany and Zurich (where he met Lenin and inadvertently invented Dada), Auschwitz and America.
Literary & Contemporary Fiction
246 pages • Softcover
First published 1996
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