“Call me Bastard!”

The Father leaves a meeting knowing his nineteen-year-old son will soon be sent to war.
The Mother makes a desperate plea to stop what cannot be stopped.
The Son dreams of glory, ready to fight for his country — even if it means certain death.
The Leader calmly discusses the next move.

Four voices. Four perspectives. One war.

Written over a decade ago, the work now feels chillingly prophetic — a warning for both the present and the future. Through the voices of a father, a mother, a son, and a leader, the play explores the embedding of thoughts — the seeds of conflict and unresolved ideas that give rise to the same Bastard.

War is the Bastard. And Bastard is War.
The audience is drawn into an urgent question: Is resolution ever the end — or is it only The End (for now)?

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An interactive session for makers and thinkers to collaborate, connect, and spark new ideas.

An interactive session for makers and thinkers to collaborate, connect, and spark new ideas.

An interactive session for makers and thinkers to collaborate, connect, and spark new ideas.