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Collaborative Presents the 2007-2008 series
September 15, 2007
10:00 in the morning
Enemies of the State, Ron Pullins, a play
At the Actor's Studio of Newburyport
Admission, suggested donation

Directed
by
Bonnie
Jean Wilbur
with
Elizabeth
Duff
Missy
Chabot
Steve
Haley
Paul Wann
ENEMIES OF THE STATE deals with two
histories: the abduction, torture and "disappearances" that occurred
in Argentina in the 1970s and the secrecy, shame and loss of women
in that period from 1945 to 1972 who gave their children up to
adoption and whose children thus "disappeared".
Both histories are political narratives that shaped
people’s lives through secret suffering.
Outline
Prone to sudden disappearances.
Morgan’s wife Tizzy fails to make the stop at the Laundromat one day
and continues instead to the home of a dear friend Rose who lives
with her husband a hundred miles away. She stays there and a week
later her husband finally finds her and joins them. The play opens
on his arrival.
Willing to sacrifice much to bring their lives back to normal,
Morgan has missed any knowledge of Tizzy’s secret suffering. Not
until the husband of her best friend shares his own, well-kept
secrets does she feel free to reveal her own which has kept her life
frozen for thirty years.
For a sample scene from this play in
pdf format, click
here.
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