For years, Anne Frank and some relatives and friends lived on the third floor of a building in Amsterdam, in an annex behind a bookcase. They were hiding out from the Nazis. On the ground floor of the building was a jam factory. The Diary of Anne Frank, which won a Tony Award for best play and a Pulitzer Prize for drama, is adapted from Frank's diaries, and it is given fresh relevance by the worldwide re-ascendance of fascism. This coproduction with Indiana Repertory Theatre features several Seattle actors and is intended for anyone over the age of nine. by Christopher Frizzelle