Carriers
by Jerome Mcdonough


Synopsis
The time of this frank, no-punches-pulled play is right now.
The place: "So nearby it will scare you to death."
Jerome McDonough calls this "The most tragic and the most desperately needed play I have ever written."
Carriers of sexually transmitted infections are primarily in the 15- to 24-year-old age group.
HIV carriers used to be almost exclusively an unknown group that the public did not want to recognize as a problem.
Today it may be the kid at the next desk.
There is no cure for AIDS—and the best prevention is fear.
Carriers is a face-the-facts play designed to instill fear in young adult audiences.
Without obscenities, but with realistic language, McDonough presents the case against the spread of AIDS forcefully and frankly.
Publication
Carriers is a play written by Jerome Mcdonough and published by Dramatic Publishing (1992).
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Dramatic Publishing · 1992 · 33 pp
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