This is a great short play for three actors. Proctor takes a familiar Biblical tale and immerses it with humanity, and in a few brief minutes describes and expresses each person's discovery of shock, confusion, horror, grief, mourning, regret, resentment, blame, anger and (a kind of) acceptance, delivered with sincere pathos and a subtle wit. It is an education in what it means to be alive.
This is a great short play for three actors. Proctor takes a familiar Biblical tale and immerses it with humanity, and in a few brief minutes describes and expresses each person's discovery of shock, confusion, horror, grief, mourning, regret, resentment, blame, anger and (a kind of) acceptance, delivered with sincere pathos and a subtle wit. It is an education in what it means to be alive.