not carry out the commands of his superiors he too will be on the chopping block and the execution of Jews will continue and the paradox paralyzes those who have a moral compass and value their own lives. Ultimately, Von Berg takes the action risking his own freedom to offer a single Jew a chance at escape. Revivals The play received its first professional New York revival in the spring of 2009 by the Off-Broadway group The Actors Company Theatre (TACT). The first professional revival of Incident At Vichy was produced by the Jewish Repertory theater, a tier one Equity company, then located on 14th Street in 1981. See also Vel' d'Hiv Roundup, the mass arrest and deportation of Jews in Paris that took place around the time in which the play is set Drancy internment camp, where French detainees were temporarily housed en route to concentration camps Maurice Papon, who as prefect of Bordeaux was a significant collaborationist who helped administer "dejudaisation" in his region The Holocaust in art and literature References External links Synopsis of the play 1965 plays Plays by Arthur Miller Plays about the Holocaust One-act plays Broadway plays