Play portrays post-war friendship of hero priest and jailed Nazi
by Retta BlaneyBased on actual events, "Kingfishers Catch Fire" centers on the soul-saving relationship between two World War II enemies. The popular play resonates amid the real-life rise of anti-Semitism.

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