The Toymaker of Nuremberg; a Play in Three Acts and two Scenes

In this charming play, Austin Strong tells the story of a toymaker in Nuremberg and the magical toys he creates. With a mix of whimsy and pathos, this play offers a glimpse into the human heart and the power of imagination.

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