Justice (Fox)

Justice (Fox)

Justice (Fox)

Justice (Fox)

Justice (Fox)

Overview

In a Chicago law firm, two attorneys play games with their clients' lives and with each other. The first act follows their day, through phone conversations, visits by clients and many behind the scenes stories, until one of them is faced with a challenge in a climax out of the best in American farce. The second act concentrates on Roger Ackerman's attempts to come to terms with his girlfriend whose decision to break up their relationship is directly linked to her decision to becoming a lawyer herself. Through this discussion, attitudes towards the law, lawyers, and the illusory concept of the title are made clear.

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Cautions

  • Caution Mild Adult Mild Adult Themes

Authors

Terry Curtis Fox

Terry Curtis Fox is a playwright and screenwriter living in Brooklyn, NY, and Asheville, NC, where he is an Associate Professor at Western Carolina University.His plays include Cops, which was originally directed by Stuart Gordon at the Organic Theatre in Chicago (with Joe Ma ...
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