Eliza Wyatt

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Eliza Wyatt was born in England and was part of the Boston theater scene for more than thirty years. She won many awards for her playwriting Wikipedia profile
Below is an excerpt from ANGELA HITLER, the London production at Bridge Lane Theatre. The play is the trial of Angela Hitler, who meekly accepted the murder of her daughter by her half brother, Adolph. This except features Angela Hitler’s English nephew, William Patrick, son of her brother Alois Hitler.
Below is a short film, directed by Brian Kaufman of my one act play, Bunny.
Below are three clips from two different productions of Flowers of Red.
Flowers of Red won Best Playwright 2005 FringeReport.com Edinburgh Fringe
Flowers of Red in Edinburgh
Flowers of Red in Edinburgh
Flowers of Red at Boston Playwrights Theatre, Boston, January 2007
Flowers of Red
Answers to FAQ about the video clips
Angela Hitler is Hitler’s half sister, six years older. In the play Hitler is accused of killing his niece Geli, his fist victim. William Patrick Hitler was his brother’s son, born in Ireland. He eventually became a U.S. soldier.
Bunny is a work of pure fiction, filmed in Newburyport, Mass.
To follow the story of Eliza Wyatt’s theatrical career, see Her story.
Portraits by Darvish



