Ben and Susan Zucker-Feld arrive at the home of Rev. Jack Reed and his wife Virginia. Their children, Jessica and John, have recently become engaged. This is the couples' first meeting. The Reeds are Christian evangelicals who recently moved from Wichita, Kansas to the Washington DC are. The Zucker-Felds are Jewish liberals. The two couples try to bridge the gaps between their two worlds -- but find it difficult to forge a common language. When their children arrive, the Reeds unveil a surprise and the evening spins out of control.
Alan Elsner has 30 years' experience in journalism, covering stories ranging from the September 11, 2001 attacks on America and the crisis in the Middle East to the 2000 Presidential election and the end of the Cold War. Elsners career has been marked by a passion for justice and truth, unquestioned integrity, and a willingness to confront the powerful, the complacent and the evasive.
In The Nazi Hunter he turns that formidable knowledge and expertise towards a gripping thriller weaving together fierce partisan politics, the search for ex-Nazi war criminals, romance, music and a crazed far-right militia intent on bringing down the government.
Christian Wichita versus Jewish DC As a Jew who grew up in the Midwest, I very much appreciate the high comedy of this culture clash. I can’t wait to see a production! The drama of the piece is sweetened with just the right amount of sharp wit and a dash of the Borsht belt. Not exactly heartwarming, but true to the times without being pedantic. Well done.