J. T. Rogers (1)

An audio production of the play, the stage version of which won the Tony award for Best play in 2017. It's 1993 and the Norwegian foreign ministry and one of the country's think tanks are the unlikely architects of secret peace talks between Israel and Palestine. The play recounts how a small group of individuals worked to create the Oslo Peace Accords. Filled with plenty of political intrigue, a healthy dose of humour, and beautiful moments exploring the humanity of all of the diplomats show more involved this is an excellent play and recommended. show less

A very good play which takes place just before the the 1994 Rwandan genocide. Although the characters are not fully rounded, there is still a moment that makes the whole audience gasp.

A razor sharp, suspensful play on the tragedy of Rwanda's genocide. This takes place before the genocide as an American family is witnessing the tention, but can't seem to grasp at the unthinkable. Includes historical note at the end. Wonderful play!