Does blood alone anoint revolution?

As he begins his hunger strike, Bobby Sands contemplates the role of violence in lasting political change. When the serendipitous death of a government leader opens up a seat in Parliament, Sands must decide what message he wants to embody, and exactly what sacrifice he wants to make. Crux is an experimental play about Bobby Sands during his hunger strike but, more deeply, examines the role of violence (or non-violence) in revolution and the legacy of revolutionary thought.

House Opens: 7:00 PM

Show Begins: 7:30 PM

Artist / Audience Talkback: ~9:00 PM

This production of Crux is being produced and presented by The Actors Theatre Workshop as part of ATW’s Play Reading and Discussion Series.

The Series is made possible with support from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.

ATW is a non-profit theatre and educational institution. www.ActorsTheatreWorkshop.org