Performing Arts & Social Justice Presents: "The Camp"

An accountant arrives for his first day of work at a summer camp—only to discover that his well-paid new job is nothing like he expected. The Camp, an absurdist grotesco by one of Latin America’s most celebrated playwrights, is a cautionary tale about the dangers of delayed resistance to authoritarianism by those “caught in the middle.” First staged at USF in 2000, this timely revival is part of PASJ’s 25th anniversary season.

Not recommended for audiences under 14.

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