No Way Out is the true story of the author’s family which, was geographically torn apart during World War II where their only means of communicating with each other was through their letters.  About 500 letters, beginning in the summer of 1938, were later found, translated and chronicled the events taking place in Germany.  No Way Out explores the family’s struggle to survive the anti-Jewish laws and measures in Nazi Germany, while at the same time struggling to find legal ways to emigrate out of their homeland which quickly becomes more and more oppressive.  The play portrays the family’s attempt to understand their circumstances amidst deception, confusion and decisions made on very little information.  Told through the reading of a collection of the letters along with images projected onstage, No Way Out is a haunting reminder of our past and is not to be missed.