columbinus
examines the Columbine school shooting and brings new meaning to the
catch phrase "No child left behind." Set, at first, in a fictional high
school in American suburbia, the action moves to Littleton, Colorado in
the days leading up to and including the shootings on April 20, 1999.
Having conducted
interviews with teenagers across the country and taken survivor accounts
and police transcripts, the writers have created a haunting piece of
theatre. The moral, in a sense, is not that the Columbine High massacre
could have been prevented, but that we should be grateful, in a culture
as sprawling and violence-ridden as ours, that it does not happen every
day.
Directed by Brad
Baker. October 16-21, 2007. Black Box Theatre. A Southwest
Regional Premiere!
This production is
FREE to Collin Theatre
Center
season subscribers! Note: This show contains violent situations
and adult language, and is
not recommended for children.
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