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Wendy Kesselman Drama2f Interior Like Ms. Kesselman's Maggie Magalita , this piece deals with a young woman's coming to terms with her ethnic heritage in this case, her Jewishness. Daisy is visiting her grandmother in the country. Daisy is neurotic and unhappy in her home life and is on the verge of a troubled adolescence. Her grandmother offers her an emotional anchor and she teaches her about being an adult by offering gentle advice, good books, and good cooking and by telling Daisy of her life at Daisy's age when she was in Auschwitz where she lost her two sisters. "Kesselman is clearly a writer of considerable sensitivity."-The New York Post FEE: $75 per performance.
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