event Why Torture Is Wrong And The People Who Love Them

Playwright Christopher Durang is a comedic master, and Why Torture Is Wrong And The People Who Love Them unearths a pile of post-9/11 derangement after a woman begins to suspect her very own husband of being a terrorist. Forward Theater Company’s production is the Midwestern première of a show that takes glee in poking at the unhealed wounds that lead many to paranoia as a knee-jerk response. Is Felicity’s father’s butterfly collection just a cover for his involvement in a shadow government? And why does her mother love going to the theater so much—might she be insane? Both giddy and incisive, Why Torture examines a range of well-founded and absurdist fears. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Dec. 30 performance, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Why Torture" in the subject line.

Playwright Christopher Durang is a comedic master, and Why Torture Is Wrong And The People Who Love Them unearths a pile of post-9/11 derangement after a woman begins to suspect her very own husband of being a terrorist. Forward Theater Company’s production is the Midwestern première of a show that takes glee in poking at the unhealed wounds that lead many to paranoia as a knee-jerk response. Is Felicity’s father’s butterfly collection just a cover for his involvement in a shadow government? And why does her mother love going to the theater so much—might she be insane? Both giddy and incisive, Why Torture examines a range of well-founded and absurdist fears. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Dec. 30 performance, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Why Torture" in the subject line.

Playwright Christopher Durang is a comedic master, and Why Torture Is Wrong And The People Who Love Them unearths a pile of post-9/11 derangement after a woman begins to suspect her very own husband of being a terrorist. Forward Theater Company’s production is the Midwestern première of a show that takes glee in poking at the unhealed wounds that lead many to paranoia as a knee-jerk response. Is Felicity’s father’s butterfly collection just a cover for his involvement in a shadow government? And why does her mother love going to the theater so much—might she be insane? Both giddy and incisive, Why Torture examines a range of well-founded and absurdist fears. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Dec. 30 performance, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Why Torture" in the subject line.

Playwright Christopher Durang is a comedic master, and Why Torture Is Wrong And The People Who Love Them unearths a pile of post-9/11 derangement after a woman begins to suspect her very own husband of being a terrorist. Forward Theater Company’s production is the Midwestern première of a show that takes glee in poking at the unhealed wounds that lead many to paranoia as a knee-jerk response. Is Felicity’s father’s butterfly collection just a cover for his involvement in a shadow government? And why does her mother love going to the theater so much—might she be insane? Both giddy and incisive, Why Torture examines a range of well-founded and absurdist fears. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Dec. 30 performance, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Why Torture" in the subject line.

Playwright Christopher Durang is a comedic master, and Why Torture Is Wrong And The People Who Love Them unearths a pile of post-9/11 derangement after a woman begins to suspect her very own husband of being a terrorist. Forward Theater Company’s production is the Midwestern première of a show that takes glee in poking at the unhealed wounds that lead many to paranoia as a knee-jerk response. Is Felicity’s father’s butterfly collection just a cover for his involvement in a shadow government? And why does her mother love going to the theater so much—might she be insane? Both giddy and incisive, Why Torture examines a range of well-founded and absurdist fears. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Dec. 30 performance, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Why Torture" in the subject line.

Playwright Christopher Durang is a comedic master, and Why Torture Is Wrong And The People Who Love Them unearths a pile of post-9/11 derangement after a woman begins to suspect her very own husband of being a terrorist. Forward Theater Company’s production is the Midwestern première of a show that takes glee in poking at the unhealed wounds that lead many to paranoia as a knee-jerk response. Is Felicity’s father’s butterfly collection just a cover for his involvement in a shadow government? And why does her mother love going to the theater so much—might she be insane? Both giddy and incisive, Why Torture examines a range of well-founded and absurdist fears. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Dec. 30 performance, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Why Torture" in the subject line.

Playwright Christopher Durang is a comedic master, and Why Torture Is Wrong And The People Who Love Them unearths a pile of post-9/11 derangement after a woman begins to suspect her very own husband of being a terrorist. Forward Theater Company’s production is the Midwestern première of a show that takes glee in poking at the unhealed wounds that lead many to paranoia as a knee-jerk response. Is Felicity’s father’s butterfly collection just a cover for his involvement in a shadow government? And why does her mother love going to the theater so much—might she be insane? Both giddy and incisive, Why Torture examines a range of well-founded and absurdist fears. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Dec. 30 performance, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Why Torture" in the subject line.

Playwright Christopher Durang is a comedic master, and Why Torture Is Wrong And The People Who Love Them unearths a pile of post-9/11 derangement after a woman begins to suspect her very own husband of being a terrorist. Forward Theater Company’s production is the Midwestern première of a show that takes glee in poking at the unhealed wounds that lead many to paranoia as a knee-jerk response. Is Felicity’s father’s butterfly collection just a cover for his involvement in a shadow government? And why does her mother love going to the theater so much—might she be insane? Both giddy and incisive, Why Torture examines a range of well-founded and absurdist fears. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Dec. 30 performance, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Why Torture" in the subject line.