Mosaic Theater Company, began its inaugural season with a show called “Unexplored Interior.”
It’s about the genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda in 1994 and the world’s
reluctance to intervene. Playing at the Atlas Performing Arts Center at 1333 H
St. NE, over a dozen actors are thrust back to 1994 where playwright Jay
Sanders said, “Humanity slipped through the cracks.” This is a riveting yet disturbing play,
directed by Derek Goldman, calling into
question, “How could this happen with the world watching?” If “Unexplored
Interior” is an example of what we have to look forward to by Mosaic
Theater Company and its founding artistic director Ari Roth, I can hardly
wait. The show plays through November 29. For information and tickets, call
202-399-7993, ext. 2 and check the website at www.MosaicTheater.org.
Rich Massabny is a theatre, arts, & food critic in the nation's capital. He has been quoted in the Washington Post and Washington Times. One of the most visible cable television personalities in the Washington, D.C. area, his celebrity chefs on cooking shows, his weekly reviews and his hour long talk show, reach over 1,000,000 homes.
Sunday, November 1, 2015
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