In a time when truth-telling and remembrance

are more important than ever, 

Remember Warsaw

stands as a living testament

to hope, tolerance, courage, and love.

New productions are being scheduled for 2027 and 2028. Learn about the creative team here.

Breathe Life into 'Remember Warsaw' in 2027 & Beyond

The new edition of Remember Warsaw cries out to be experienced by audiences next year and in the future. The score will be available so that musicians and choruses can perform it anywhere in the world. In addition, we will record videos of next year's performances that we will make available to community centers, religious organizations. and schools around the world.

An extremely talented and committed creative team is working hard to bring this remarkable and incredibly important third edition of this musical drama back to life, including renowned conductors Leif Bjaland, Matthew Mahaffey, and Chris Shepard; composer and arranger Josh Bauder; actor, dramaturgist, and director Bradley Greenwald, and librettist Bernard Kaplan--all of whom are inspired by the genius of the late composer Roger Ames.

We need your help to make it happen. Please become  "An Angel For All That Should Be" or a "Legacy Donor" by clicking here. Remember Warsaw Corp. is a state and federally approved non-profit, and all donations are tax deductible. 

Five-hundred "Angels for All That Should Be" and 100 "Legacy Donors" are all we need to support the three concerts that will commemorate Kristallnach and Yom Hashoah in 2027-2078. Please consider being one of them.

This website describes some of the compelling history of how Remember Warsaw came to be as well as more information about the three productions scheduled to commemorate Kristallnacht and Yom Hashoah in 2027 and 2028.

With heartfelt gratitude for truth-telling, beauty, and humanity, let's make it happen!

Upcoming Screenings of 'Remember Warsaw' (2011 Version)

Please join us to experience a screening of Remember Warsaw as performed by the Minnesota Oratorio Society under the direction of conductor Matthew Mehaffey in 2011. Librettist Bernard Kaplan will be present to introduce the film and to answer questions about its production. By screening this version, we hope to make an ever-widening audience aware of the classical musical drama and to grow support for the upcoming performances.

Upcoming Screenings

• Woodbury Public Library (269 Main St. South), Woodbury, Connecticut Jan. 6, 2027, 6 p.m.

• C.H. Booth Library (25 Main St.), Newtown, Connecticut, December 16, 6 p.m.

Previous Screenings

• Litchfield Community Center (421 Bantam Rd.) Litchfield, Connecticut, Oct. 7, 6:30 p.m.

• Jewish Community Center of Sherman (9 Rte. 39 South), Sherman, Connecticut, Oct. 3, 7 p.m.

• Southbury Public Library (100 Poverty Rd.), Southbury, Connecticut, Sept. 27, 1 p.m.

• Sarah Cooke Hall, Heritage Village, Southbury, Connecticut, March 20, 7 p.m.

'Remember Warsaw' Highlights