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Massacre (Sing to Your Children) by Jose Rivera

In a time when people all over the world are rising up against the yoke of their oppressors, here in America we take solace and sometimes take for granted the hard fought freedoms our blood has bought and paid for. Or do we? MASSACRE (Sing To Your Children), a play by award winning playwright and Oscar nominated screenwriter Jose Rivera, ventures into a small New Hampshire town that has been living under brutally despotic circumstances. Facing unspeakable evil matched only by the world's most infamous dictators, a small group of ordinary Americans take it upon themselves to fight back. But who are they fighting and what are they fighting for? In this viscerally haunting play the human desire to be free is seized upon by 7 people who decide they have had enough, but at what cost and by what means is that freedom secured? What comes after the thing you have been living to rebel against is dead? MASSACRE (Sing To Your Children) is a fever dream of hatred, acrimonious retribution, and regeneration that begs the question--What is freedom and what are we willing to pay to get it, keep it, nurture and protect it?