STRIDER: THE STORY OF A HORSE
A play with music by Mark Rozovsky Adapted from a story by Leo Tolstoy
At its rare best, the theater possesses the uncanny ability to restore and sustain the virginity of a child's imagination. The unmarred innocence of true belief. The faith in magic and miracles. The trust that humankind issues from the hand of God in luminous purity. The hope that life will some day safely return to that hand, however manacled, tormented and casually degraded by the world's flagrantly iniquitous ways.
Can a horse embody that deep...
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