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For The Greater Good
Author(s): Aviva Phillip-Mueller
Charles and Jonah share their memories of a single day, a day they experienced in very different ways, though at the end they connected. A powerful piece about the Holocaust.
Format: One Act
Cast Size: 2M
Running time: 14 minutes
Character breakdown
Charles – unspecified age
Jonah – unspecified age
Snapshot
Notes:
Finalist in the Sky Blue Theatre International play-writing competition, 2013
Original or Prominent Production: Eastern Florida State College Performing & Visual Arts Department
Original Language: English
Publisher:
Lazy Bee Scripts
Production Rights Holder:
Lazy Bee Scripts
Experience(s) Chronicled: Reactions to the Holocaust