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Preview: This Is War at PTE
The Tarragon Theatre and Prairie Theatre Exchange joint production of This Is War. John Cleland as Sergeant Hughes (background) Lisa Berry as Master Corporal Tanya Young and Ian Lake as Private Jonny Henderson. (MELISSA TAIT / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS) Photo Store
Hannah Moscovitch is Canadian theatre’s current go-to dramatist and among her three new plays in 2013 is This is War, opening Thursday at Prairie Theatre Exchange.
The play focuses on three soldiers and a medic who are being questioned by an unseen journalist about a tragic incident, the consequence of having to make a split second decision on whether to shoot or not.
See a scene from This is War:
WARNING: Strong language.
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