1. “ Ladies and gentlemen: Admission is free today, for adults. If you’ve already entered, you can’t repent. The cost is already incurred. Better to enjoy yourself. No one under eighteen will be admitted. Or under thirty-five or over thirty-six. Everyone else can attend with no problem. No obscenity or strong words. The play speaks to our way of life: Argentine, Western, and Christian. We are in 1971. I ask that you stay together and remain silent. Careful on the stairs.”

2. The Milgram Experiment http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0L-hKsjGP1M&feature=related

3. Would you Volunteer?

4. “ Information for Foreigners” by Griselda Gambaro Hope Paiva, Natasha Turner, Laura Trecartin

11. A former illegal detention center in the headquarters of the provincial police of Santa Fe, now a memorial Memorial to the Dirty War in a park in Buenos Aires, Argentina Poster by the Madres de la Plaza de Mayo NGO with photos of the disappeared

14. Discussion Questions When witnessing a crime if a bystander does nothing, does that make them guilty? Do you believe making the audience participate, and think, adds to a play or takes away from it? Would you be uncomfortable seeing a play dealing with uncomfortable issues, such a suicide, masturbation, torture and abduction? Does this make you aware of issues or would you rather not watch it?

15. Rebecca Graper , Ryan MacDonald , Owen Hurst