Spilled Dictators by Andrew Rosdail

In an unspecified totalitarian country, a man is interrogated because he’s not sad enough about the dictator’s death in this political satire. Playwright Andrew Rosdail wrote his original draft of the play in 2012 after the death of Kim Jong II, when there were reports of mourners being punished for insufficient grief at his funeral. Rosdail revised the script in 2017, a few months after the first inauguration of our current president.

Directed by Renée Newlove. A talkback follows each performance.