Excerpt from Director’s Note:
“Based loosely on true events, in which a well-known and somewhat maligned philosopher wrote plays about real historical events that were then performed by asylum patients (so meta, huh?), this play explodes with outlandish propositions, visceral reenactments, and philosophical musings on life, death, and everything in between. The play refuses to provide a clear answer, but rather, serves to remind us, that we, as individuals, have a responsibility to consider the government’s role in our lives, to riot against what we view as injustice, and to passionately advocate for the people.”




