Marching As to War

But then, as the play shades into a brilliant and chilling fantasy, one war subtly merges into another - the Civil War, World Wars I and II, and finally Vietnam - as the soldier tires and ages, his youth slipping away, his bride still waiting patiently for his return

In the end the play is not just about war-it is war. And the soldier's final, dazed plea, "Peace now? Now?" will find the audience and actors as one in this last shocking, ironic moment

An eloquent and strikingly conceived plea against war and man's inhumanity to man, first presented (under the title War) at Off-Off-Broadway's East Village Theatre, in New York City

" [She is] a dramatist of stature the theatre must nurture, for playwrights of power and vision are in short supply" ~ The Record