Internationally known playwright Caryl Churchill took young actors from London to Romania shortly after the fall of the Ceausescu regime and devised this story of two families and their lives before and after the revolution. Part fiction, part docudrama, the play conjures up a chilling picture of the lives of the ordinary people of Romania, both living in a dictatorship and scrambling to find their way in the chaotic times after December of 1989.
- Caryl Churchill
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