War
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Feb 11, 2008
Closed Mar 2, 2008
Opened Feb 11, 2008
Closed Mar 2, 2008
Running Time:
1hr. 25min.
1hr. 25min.
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
It is a year of ethnic cleansing. War, written by Lars Norén, is the story of a mother and her two daughters, their father missing and presumed dead, think only of survival. When the father returns unexpectedly, they must confront a world gone completely wrong. Through this simple family tale, Norén creates a powerful human statement that becomes, through the use of multiple casts, a history of genocide in our century. Anders Cato directs.
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The American premiere of Lars Norén's War, currently at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, begs the question: Is it possible to oversaturate the market with anti-war plays? In this past month alone we've been treated to everything from George Packer's brilliant Betrayed at The Culture Project to stagings of Ariel Dorfman's Widows, The Women's Project's Sand, The Fire Dept. Theatre's At War, and several other works. Norén, who is described as Sweden's most prolific playwright, comes with a high international pedigree. But director Anders Cato's tepid production of War, seen here in a translation by Marita Lindholm Gochman, provides no compelling reason to revisit thematic territo[...]