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Contained in: "Plays by Phil Bosakowski" published by Broadway Play Publishing Inc

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Eugene O'Neill Theater Center, Waterford, CT, USA >>>

1990

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Yale Rep Theatre, New Haven, Connecticut

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Synopsis: Ranging across two centuries and jumping from Paris to Warsaw to Washington, D.C., and back to Paris, the action of the play is a tumbling procession of heightened short scenes, mostly very funny and all strikingly inventive, which dramatize the plight of the artist (Chopin) who seeks to use his fame and talent to serve his beleaguered homeland (Poland) in its fight for freedom and national identity. Both a Polish hero and an international celebrity, Chopin is sometimes permuted into Lech Walesa, while others in the play move from being famous personages of Chopin's time to such diverse and modern figures as Hitler, Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt, Ronald Reagan and Pope John Paul II-plus a friendly, yet clearly menacing Russian bear. In the end the forces of destiny overwhelm the opposition-but not the spirit-of the frail artist who, in describing his own death and burial, makes it clear that his heart still beats for Poland-and for freedom from oppression wherever and whenever it may occur.

Delaware Theatre Company

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Synopsis: Kara, a small town girl with an impeccable reputation and a brilliant future in prospect, takes a summer joy ride with Hayden, her brother's best friend. But Hayden loses control of the car, Kara is fatally injured, and beer cans are found in the car. Distraught, and convinced that his sister's reputation is being smeared, her brother, Mitch, demands vengeance from a legal system he's flaunted all his life. When Hayden's lawyer negotiates a better sentence for him than Mitch deems proper, he loses control. After an angry confrontation with the lawyer, Mitch stumbles to Hayden's apartment and, in a drunken rage, shoots Hayden dead-thereby compounding the series of tragic events which, ironically, were set in motion when Kara apparently caused her own death by grabbing the steering wheel of the speeding car.

Eugene O'Neill Theater Center, Waterford, CT, USA >>>

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Contained in: "Plays by Phil Bosakowski" published by Broadway Play Publishing Inc

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