Unresolved
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Nov 21, 2002
Closed Dec 15, 2002
Opened Nov 21, 2002
Closed Dec 15, 2002
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Unresolved features six original one-act plays by Jeff Baron, Steven Fechter, Romulus Linney, Joe Pintauro, R. David Robinson, and Laren Stover. Each play is the specific writer's artistic response to the tragic events of 9/11. Whether fathers and sons, husbands and wives, or friends and lovers, the plays explore the after-effects (guilt, longing, regret) that fateful day left behind.
Plays:
Bless Me, Father by Jeff Baron
CODA by Romulus Linney
Rosen's Son by Joe Pintauro
ELLIPSIS by Steven Fechter
Floating World by Laren Stover
Cocooning by R. David Robinson
There are no performances over the Thanksgiving holiday: November 28-December 1.
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There are varied perspectives on the question of artistically representing the events of September 11th, as might be expected. Many feel that insufficient time has passed, and that one year later attempts to address that day would be knee-jerk at best, opportunistic at worst. The short plays presented by The Open Gate Human Rights Theater under the collective name Unresolved acknowledge this problem in that title. A few of them acknowledge it in their sensitive writing and presentation. Most of the others seem to require the benefit of more time and insight before they might yield what one hopes for and needs from work on this subject. The Open Gate's other productions, including an A[...]