Generated and developed in-house by Aboutface. The Othello of Sand Alley by Eeva-Liisa Manner, translated from the Finnish by Austin and Aili Flint, directed by David Macdonald A 'reaction' to Buchner's Woyczek in which Franz is put on trial for murder, written by Finland's foremost poet. A one-man show about a homeless man searching the detritus of modern New York in an attempt to find a place for himself in it. Two original one-act plays in the WIP genre in which a relatively innocent young woman is thrust into the corrupt world of the prison after having taken part in a crime with some mitigating circumstance. The prisoners eventually mobilize around the innocent as they become conscious of their own humanity and self-worth.
Most fiction deals with the fantasies of men from a male perspective.
Its confines are the past, present and future, its base is science, its premise is what if, and its path, the path of imagination. The play focussed on Jack's choice to fight for a Senate seat believed by most to be unwinnable and to begin living his life much more for himself, and less for his father and his father's expectations. The 1952 campaign was considered the last great class battle between the old 'Yankees' and the new Irish for control of Boston and Massachusetts. Douglas Harriman Kennedy, son of Robert F. and Ethel Kennedy, delivered a curtain speech at the press opening of the play. The Fury and the Fuss by Warren Etheridge, directed by Victoria McElwaine Two or more characters are placed in a situation which requires that they look beyond their comparatively minor differences and work together to complete a common and difficult objective.