

Unexplored Interior
Jay O Sanders
Seizing the opportunity to research a book, Jack Exley uproots his family from Illinois to Rwanda in early 1994.
Alarmingly out of depth, Jack begins a fervent search for his dear and missing friend while his wife and teenage son find trouble of their own.
As Jack involves himself in the local politics, he discovers a pattern of brutality and beliefs that jeopardizes the lives of everyone around him.
This is a gripping story of a country on the brink of genocide.
"THE OVERWHELMING strikes me as not only the best new play I've seen this year but also one of the most entertaining…Shatteringly powerful but also unexpectedly entertaining…with the atmosphere, moral urgency, and hurtling momentum of a Graham Greene novel.“ —The Telegraph (UK). ”The theatre is a tribunal whose task is to present the bloody evidence and ask what you think of yourself as a member of the human race. I have seldom seen this task performed with such unprejudiced but devastating power.“ —The Times (London). ”I loved everything about J.T. Rogers' THE OVERWHELMING.“ —The New Yorker. ”An urgent new theatrical voice has arrived.“ —New York Sun. ”THE OVERWHELMING builds to such a chilling climax, it's not a play you'll forget.“ —New York Daily News. ”Political theatre of the most gripping kind. J.T. Rogers' THE OVERWHELMING handles this daunting topic with a powerful immediacy and theatricality."
— New York Post
The Overwhelming is a American play written by J T. Rogers and published by Dramatists Play Service in New York (2009).
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