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Journal Article
Theatre of Genocide: Four Plays about Mass Murder in Rwanda, Bosnia, Cambodia, and Armenia
2009
Overview
Kitty Felde bases A Patch of Earth on the story of a twenty-four year old Croat soldier who pled guilty to war crimes for his actions during the Srebrenica massacre and was the first person sentenced by the International War Crimes Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. Felde concentrates on issues of justice: the juridical process and the accountability of soldiers ordered to participate in acts of mass murder. Nine females and one male play multiple characters as Ehn mixes the theatricality of choral speech, singing, music, and stylized movement with documentary accounts from African Rights' Obstruction of Justice: The Nuns of Sovu, trial transcripts, and the Catholic Divine Office.
Publisher
New England Theatre Conference
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