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Shy Englishman Charlie Baker pretends not to understand English at a Georgia fishing lodge, where guests reveal their secrets around him. When a local white supremacist plots to seize the lodge for the Klan, Charlie uses the ruse to help the owner and her guests defeat the plan and find confidence.
Architect Willum feels indebted to Rick Steadman, the Vietnam veteran who once saved his life, and cannot refuse when Rick arrives as an intrusive houseguest. Willum’s friends try to make the unbearable guest leave, only to reveal that he is an actor recruited to teach Willum to stand up for himself and pursue Tansy.
An American professor and his drama student confront the suppression of Czech theatre under Soviet occupation. Based on Shue's trip to Czechoslovakia with Nicholas Howey, the semi-autobiographical memory play follows an encounter with political oppression and the risks faced by artists who once treated theatre as revolution.
Shy Englishman Charlie Baker pretends not to understand English at a Georgia fishing lodge, where guests reveal their secrets around him. When a local white supremacist plots to seize the lodge for the Klan, Charlie uses the ruse to help the owner and her guests defeat the plan and find confidence.
Architect Willum feels indebted to Rick Steadman, the Vietnam veteran who once saved his life, and cannot refuse when Rick arrives as an intrusive houseguest. Willum’s friends try to make the unbearable guest leave, only to reveal that he is an actor recruited to teach Willum to stand up for himself and pursue Tansy.
An American professor and his drama student confront the suppression of Czech theatre under Soviet occupation. Based on Shue's trip to Czechoslovakia with Nicholas Howey, the semi-autobiographical memory play follows an encounter with political oppression and the risks faced by artists who once treated theatre as revolution.