Either Or

About the Book

Walter has been judged guilty of a murder he didn’t commit. He knows the identity of the guilty person, but doesn’t reveal it. It so happens that this person, Hewitt, has saved the lives of several people. Is one life the equivalent of another? Is one life saved the equivalent of one life taken? Rather are there not those who transform the state of things, risking failure, and those who are just as happy to ignore murders taking place?

About the Author

Robert Hammond has his voice, his own vision. His plays reveal a new voice in the world of the theater. He promotes the vision that complacent traditional values of society are not morality. Author of several plays (That Austrian Bitch, Solitaire, The Royal Italian Café, et al.) he asks probing questions and points out that most often it might be enough simply to assume a different stance if we want to see the world differently. Christine Ferragut – ALNA ed