How do we justify our actions? Is it faith that influences our actions but hinders our perception of reality by affecting the lives of others?
Re:Union was part of the Magnetic North Theatre Festival this year. This play is based on real events but the personalities of the characters are fictitious. Re:Union is about Norman Morrison (Brad Long), an American Quaker and ethics teacher. Norman’s goal is to make a difference by taking part in honourable activities like protesting against the Vietnam War. He takes his daughter Emily and drives to the Pentagon office of U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara (Andrew Wheeler), in Washington. Norman then covers himself in kerosene, with his daughter in one hand, he lights a match and burns
Re:Union was part of the Magnetic North Theatre Festival this year. This play is based on real events but the personalities of the characters are fictitious. Re:Union is about Norman Morrison (Brad Long), an American Quaker and ethics teacher. Norman’s goal is to make a difference by taking part in honourable activities like protesting against the Vietnam War. He takes his daughter Emily and drives to the Pentagon office of U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara (Andrew Wheeler), in Washington. Norman then covers himself in kerosene, with his daughter in one hand, he lights a match and burns