The Milliner Tickets

written by best-selling British novelist, Suzanne Glass (whose book "The Interpreter" was credited in the film of the same name), under the direction of internationally acclaimed British director Mark Clements, with an exciting cast headed by Michel Gill. Set in pre- and post-war London and Berlin, "The Milliner" is drawn in part from the reality of the author's German Jewish family heritage, and told against the background of Berlin cabaret music of the time. On one level, it is the story of a Jewish hat maker's passionate involvement with an alluring German nightclub singer. On another, it is a haunting and ever-relevant tale of longing for one's homeland and the universal need to belong.