Overview

"Must our lives in the West necessarily be shallower than those of people for whom the stakes are so much higher?" 

British playwright David Hare traveled to Israel and Palestine to confront the disperate ideals of those of the "holy land" Upon his return, Hare penned his conversations with politicians, artists, settlers, and historians about the region and then set them against his own ideals and beliefs similar to those of Western civilization. A tour de force for one man playing several roles in what The new York Times called "no ordinary one-man show."

Keywords

• Death
• Jewish/Yiddish issues
• Politics
• Religion
• War
• From Broadway