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No One is Forgotten

Full-Length Play, Drama  /  2w

Winter Miller

Winter Miller’s compelling, brutal, tender and often funny two-hander is
a story about intimacy, surrender and the will to live for someone
else.

No One is Forgotten

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  • Cast Size
    Cast Size
    2w
  • Duration
    Duration
    90 minutes
  • Audience
    Target Audience
    Adult, Teen (Age 14-18)

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Summary
Lali and Beng are hostages. No one knows where they’ve been taken or if they’re alive. Or, maybe their story has been broadcast to the world? A story about intimacy, surrender, and the will to live for someone else.
History
No One Is Forgotten was presented by Winter Miller’s Community Theater at the Rattlestick Playwrights Theater in New York, New York on July 8, 2019. The performance was directed by Winter Miller.
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Performing Groups

LALI – over thirty-five, a person of color, a woman, an aid worker
BENG – over thirty-five, any race, a woman, a reporter

Author’s Note: Lali and Beng are cis-women. To cast otherwise, please request permission. Four actors could play in rep, rotating pairs nightly.

  • Time Period Present Day
  • Setting A small, entirely bare room in an unknown place. The present.
  • Features Contemporary Costumes/Street Clothes
  • Duration 90 minutes

Media

“A profoundly devastating play.” – The New Yorker

“Brisk, well-structured, boldly performed.” – The New York Times

“Four Stars. Chilling... [with] surprising moments of levity and love.” – TimeOutNY

“Harrowing... No One Is Forgotten is a wrenching tale of the human capacity for cruelty, but also the will to persevere.” – TheatreMania

“Completely riveting. Harrowing. And funny.” – Cynthia Nixon

“Unexpectedly hilarious.” – Samantha Bee

“A real tour de force.” – Gloria Steinem

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Authors

Winter Miller

Winter Miller
Winter Miller is an award-winning playwright and founding member of the Obie-recognized collective 13 Playwrights. She is best known for her drama In Darfur which premiered at The Public Theater, followed by a standing room only performance at their 1800-seat Delacorte Theate ...
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