"[This] play document[s] the aftermath of the savage killing of Matthew Shepard, including the perspectives of both friends and strangers ... This ... theatrical composition, structured not in scenes, but in "moments," addresses the various issues relating to the tragedy of Shepard, a young gay man whose murder has since become a symbol for America's struggle against intolerance. [The author's] approach is actor-based, as opposed to text-based; a side-effect of this actor-based approach is that in print form it seems as though something is missing. However, the play promises to move the reader with its authentic portrayal of a small town facing a terrifying event.-http://www.amazon.com."
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