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"Convergence" a Breakthrough Drama of Arab/Israeli Tragedy, Hopes, Despair

By Pat McDonnell Twair

from: WRMEA

Playwright Shakir Yusif Farsakh proves he is a master of character development in his two-act drama, "Convergence." In a small Los Angeles theater, the audience's empathy for the players was palpable. This was no small feat, considering that the two protagonists are the commander of a suicide bomb brigade and a colonel in an occupying army.

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