A Cold Day in Hell
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Armenian State Song Theatre Performer: Nerses Avetisyan Director: Hrach Keshishyan
A one-character, emotionally charged play by Ian Quackenbush. Director Hrach Keshishyan. Charlie, a man caught between despair and love, turns on his camera to record a final confession. As he wrestles with the decision to end the suffering of his comatose wife and his own guilt, his resolve begins to crumble. A raw, darkly tender reflection on grief, guilt and the flickering hope that maybe, just maybe, there’s another day.
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