Jetlag the play

In 1999, Elizabeth Diller of Diller Scofidio New York architecture produced a play entitled, Jetlag. The play explored the story of Sarah Krasnoff and her grandson, my brother. A tale, she as an immigrant intuitively understood. The story influenced her concept of time, perception and the media.

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Biography of Jetlag in the Media

The story of my brother has inspired generations. Based on details in the media, others told his tale. The lore has reached around the planet. But only one has heard his side. Though many have tried to reach him, he maintained his privacy. Until now.

PodCast Interview with business coach, Susan Ni Chriodain of Life Beyond the Numbers. Susan is currently shortlisted for a 2022 International Women's Podcast Award.

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Jetlag the play

In 1999, Elizabeth Diller of Diller Scofidio New York architecture produced a play entitled, Jetlag. The play explored the story of Sarah Krasnoff and her grandson, my brother. A tale, she as an immigrant intuitively understood. The story influenced her concept of time, perception and the media.

Jetlag in New York Times Magazine

British author and novelist, Pico Iyer was one of the travel writers to use Sarah Krasnoff's most famous story when exploring the concept of jetlag.