Imagining Madoff
An imagined encounter between Bernard Madoff and his victims, including the fictional Holocaust survivor Solomon Galkin, who carries much of the dialogue initially planned for Elie Wiesel.
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An imagined encounter between Bernard Madoff and his victims, including the fictional Holocaust survivor Solomon Galkin, who carries much of the dialogue initially planned for Elie Wiesel.
A teenager tells of her drug-dealing brother, an ill-fated family vacation, and her mother’s refusal to face the facts.
A theatrical anthology of short scenes and monologues inspired by Lee Friedlander's photograph of tourists at Mount Rushmore. The playwrights approach the monument from comic to tragic angles, probing patriotism, democracy, and the stories that frame a historical image.
An imagined encounter between Bernard Madoff and his victims, including the fictional Holocaust survivor Solomon Galkin, who carries much of the dialogue initially planned for Elie Wiesel.
A teenager tells of her drug-dealing brother, an ill-fated family vacation, and her mother’s refusal to face the facts.
A theatrical anthology of short scenes and monologues inspired by Lee Friedlander's photograph of tourists at Mount Rushmore. The playwrights approach the monument from comic to tragic angles, probing patriotism, democracy, and the stories that frame a historical image.