An identity crisis, a baffling illness, and ominous world events as Hitler rises to power, haunt an emotionally wrought Jewish couple in Brooklyn at their own personal crossroads. The good doctor who tries to solve the mystery complicates matters even further. This riveting 1995 Olivier Award-winner for Best Play is a buried treasure by the legendary American playwright, and ranks as Miller's last great drama. The title of the play is a reference to Kristallnacht, the 48 hours of destruction of Jewish storefronts and homes, during November 9-10, in Poland, 1938.