晚年在柏林生活的卡夫卡，喜欢到公园里散步，有一天，他遇见了一个正在伤心哭泣的小女孩尔玛。原来，她的洋娃娃不见了。卡夫卡安慰尔玛说，洋娃娃出门旅行了，但她没有忘记你，也给你写了不少明信片，我是洋娃娃的邮差，明天你再过来吧，我把信交给你。

When an ill Kafka meets a crying little girl in the park, he sets out to write her a letter a day in order to tell her all about her lost doll's fictitious travels.

Did you know that Kafka wrote kind letters to a girl who lost her doll in the park-as the doll? And that this was meant to help her slowly get over the loss of said doll? I, for one, did not.

Franz Kafka’s Doll, a captivating new production by the team behind the award-winning STILL! A Statue That Travelled the World, brings a timeless story of empathy, imagination and loss to the stage.