In a thrilling theatrical adaptation, movement artist Bill Bowers and director Scott Illingworth immerse audiences in the world of Trumbo's protagonist as he attempts to understand his condition and reach out to the world to share the revelation that the reasons for his suffering were a lie.
"There are plenty of laws on the books to protect guys' money even in wartime.
But there's nothing on the books says a man's life's his own."
But there's nothing on the books says a man's life's his own."
"There's nothing noble about dying. Not even if you die for honor.
Not even if you die the greatest hero the world ever saw.
You're worth nothing dead except for speeches."
Not even if you die the greatest hero the world ever saw.
You're worth nothing dead except for speeches."
