Necessary Targets | Karen Bovard
In the following review, Bovard describes the plot of Necessary Targets and praises Ensler's "naturalistic, character-based drama."
Karen Bovard
In the following review, Bovard describes the plot of Necessary Targets and praises Ensler's "naturalistic, character-based drama."
The world premiere of Eve Ensler's play about women managing the aftermath of war-time atrocities in Bosnia opened in the early days of active US military involvement in Afghanistan. Traditional and chronological in structure, the play follows two American therapists who go to Bosnia to help refugee women recover from trauma. One is a wealthy New York psychiatrist in mid-life, well known for her work with...
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