A BRIGHT ROOM CALLED DAY
By Tony Kushner
By Tony Kushner
December 2017/ Directed by Rebecca Rouse / Sarah Lawrence College Theatre
Set Design - Rebecca Rouse
Lighting Design - Mariel Sanchez
Costume Design - Ella Hartley
Sound Design - Eli Miller-Leonard
In Tony Kushner's A BRIGHT ROOM CALLED DAY, a group of artists and intellectuals in 1932 Berlin quarrel and sedate themselves to escape the social and political anxiety during the rise of the Third Reich. BRIGHT ROOM, originally written to critique the Reagan Administration, adapts to meet each new challenge to democracy and continues to pose the important question, "What would you have done during the rise of Adolf Hitler? Would you have been complicit?"
Set Design - Rebecca Rouse
Lighting Design - Mariel Sanchez
Costume Design - Ella Hartley
Sound Design - Eli Miller-Leonard
In Tony Kushner's A BRIGHT ROOM CALLED DAY, a group of artists and intellectuals in 1932 Berlin quarrel and sedate themselves to escape the social and political anxiety during the rise of the Third Reich. BRIGHT ROOM, originally written to critique the Reagan Administration, adapts to meet each new challenge to democracy and continues to pose the important question, "What would you have done during the rise of Adolf Hitler? Would you have been complicit?"
