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The P.O.W. and the Girl

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  1. Katrina Wood

    What fascinates is the range of varied reviews received when new plays are presented.
    While agree with Iris regarding the cluttered downstage settings – ( which was later removed )
    it appears that many remain ignorant of the realities of unabating explosive rage which is all part of Post Traumatic Stress syndrome – a state which family members ensure over years attempting helplessly to redirect and or manage. ( Hence Girl Sarahs introduction of musical instruments)
    Chas Mitchell captured this not so ‘one note’ condition brilliantly – while also breaking down at the loss of this beloved and demonstrating the abject terror experienced by soldiers in all the flash backs of WW II bombings simulated on stage .
    Always Important to recognize that one persons experience is just that* – we thank you for your review – despite what appears to be little understanding of PTSD and how it manifests .

    It was touching to see how many Veterans have seen the show and loved it confirming that they ‘ get’ the impact of PTSD and how this weaves and works its dangerous ways into Families. They got it.

    Various critics loved the show – see comments below from a variety of reviews*

    Sarah, Paul and Johnny ended up a trio who touched my heart.”

    “The P.O.W. and the Girl’ finds powerful emotional release in NoHo “

    “This play is solid and moving. I recommend seeing this play and take note of the underlying message of courage despite tragedy”.

  2. KATRINA WOOD

    https://theatrespokenhere.blogspot.com/

    It takes all walks of life and all’ contextual perspectives’ – so says Sarah – the Girl !

    One more riveting review for POW AND THE GIRL
    Thank you

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