Goodness

Experience the powerful narrative of "Goodness," a compelling play by Michael Redhill, published by Coach House Books in 2002. This thought-provoking drama spans 80 pages and delves into the complexities of human experience in the shadow of the Holocaust. The story follows a divorced protagonist who embarks on a journey to Poland, seeking to escape his mundane existence while researching the atrocities of the past. However, as he encounters witnesses reluctant to share their stories, his quest for truth becomes increasingly challenging. His travels take him to England, where he meets a figure who can unveil a 'real' account of evil and genocide. Redhill’s poignant exploration of memory, trauma, and the human condition makes "Goodness" a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of personal and historical narratives. Add this impactful play to your collection today!