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The ArtRageous Players present a dramatic reading of Project Unspeakable, a new play about the 1960s assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, and Robert F. Kennedy. Twelve local actors play dozens of roles live at ArtRage Gallery.
Project Unspeakable was inspired by James Douglass's groundbreaking and meticulously researched book, JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters. It was written by playwright Court Dorsey and associate playwrights Debbie Lynangale and Steve Wangh, based on extensive research about the four assassinated leaders.
Through the medium of live theatre, the playwrights' intention is to challenge the silence that for decades has surrounded these four "unspeakable" assassinations, "unspeakable", being a term Douglass borrows from renowned Trappist monk Thomas Merton. In so doing, they hope to shed light on the "unspeakables" of today and the officially covered-up crimes on the part of elements within the U.S. government and their corporate allies that have led to or worsened the multiple crises that currently beset our country and the world.
The play includes the words and stories of courageous individuals who, despite government intimidation, refused to be silent about what they knew about these assassinations. And it calls on all of us to examine our own responses over the years to such crimes, then and now, and to consider the potential for responsible action.
Audio both recorded on-site and edited by Wilton Vought (last name rhymes with thought) of Essential Dissent.
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1. Credit Essential Dissent, the Syracuse Peace Council, and the playwrites listed in the above Program Summary. 2. Notify Wilton via the Contact Contributor button, or directly: wvought at gmail dot com
Thanks!
The introductory speaker is Ann Tiffany, who is the producer of this performance.
The play contains a few choice words here and there, but nothing hardcore.
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