Gary Hay brings to the stage playwright David Hare's dramatic account of his travels through Israel and Palestine in 1997. Hare was given unique access to public and private figures with different perspectives on the region and its troubles, and this compelling play exposes the deep-rooted political and religious passions that cause some people to behave in a certain way.

Can art capture those complexities in a meaningful way? Here is your answer.

"This riveting and thoughtful monologue delivered with fluent ease by Gary Hay…. Everyone should see it." British Theatre Guide