“I could only wonder again at the white race's naïveté in always sending forth our worst members as our emissaries.”
Quote by James Lee Burke
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In this thought-provoking play, two men, one a professor of religion and the other a former student, find themselves on a train that symbolizes the journey between life and death. As they discuss their beliefs, fears, and the meaning of existence, the audience is invited to reflect on the profound questions of life and mortality. more
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