Siberia and other plays

"Siberia" is one man's struggle for dignity in a retirement home. "Visting hours" is a collection of one-act plays showing various 'inmates' and their tenuous connections to the world outside. "There's no finer country" documents the betrayal of a local Jewish citizen to the Nazis. "Stigma" is an historical drama of faith and superstition, of exorcism and torture, of humanity and unspeakable cruelty. "Dragon thirst" is an allegory of good and evil for children (a direct descendent of Mozart's Magic Flute).