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Outside the Wire, a New Play Revealing War's Lasting Effects

Boston Center for the Arts - Plaza Black Box (539 Tremont Street Boston, MA 02116)
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Sergeant Mark Mercer comes home from Iraq to find that life will never be the same. Through flashback scenes in Iraq, where he deals with the hardships and realities of war, interspersed with scenes at home in New England, where he and his family struggle to readjust to life after the military, audiences begin to understand the profound effect the war has on the man and all who love him. Written by Jimi Stanton and directed by Daniel Marcum, Outside the Wire premiered to overwhelmingly positive reviews last year in Fitchburg.

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The last date listed for Outside the Wire was Saturday July 30, 2011 / 8:00pm.

539 Tremont Street
Boston, MA 02116
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Website

http://www.cpacfitchburg.org/modules.php?mod=sitepages&req=...

Quotes & Highlights

  • Watch the video promo on YouTube.
  • "A compelling work of art that everyone in America ought to see... deeply resonant film sequences [and] solidly grounded interplay from all actors, and pauses and silences aching with meaning" --The Theater Mirror

Description

Cornerstone Stage Company presents Outside the Wire at the BCA Black Box. This is an original play written by Jimi Stanton and directed by Daniel Marcum. Inspired by a true story, this play will move you to tears, bring you to the edge of your seat, and illuminate the reality that “war is only half the battle.”

Outside the Wire is a play so many soldiers and their families will identify with and a present-day story that must be told through live theater. The story follows Sergeant Mark Mercer as he comes home from Iraq to find that life will never be the same. Half of the story takes place in Iraq, where he is dealing with the hardships and realities of war, while the other half takes place at home in New England, where he struggles to re-adjust to life after the Military. Through a fragmented plot, intense interactive action and film the audience begins to figure out what Mark and his fellow soldiers have gone through, and why Mark feels more connected to the life he had as a soldier in Iraq than his life as a husband and father.

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