Songs and sketches from the Terezin camp, written during the Holocaust.  Full of satire, bitter humor, and hope, these pieces demonstrate how art became a vital survival technique for the inmates.  Part of New York City's Open Culture program, providing performances on city streets.  Please bring your own seating, we will have very limited chairs available.  All seating will be spaced 6 feet between groups and 12 feet from performers.  To get to the street, take the C, 1, 2, or 3 subway lines.