Titanic Aftermath
Based on the Senate and British Inquiries and survivor accounts, the play is told through the eyes of J. Bruce Ismay, president of the White Star Line at the time of the disaster. After spending 25 years in seclusion, Ismay is now near the end of his life. Enter three spirits–a Titanic Officer, a First Class Passenger, and a Third Class Passenger–who confront him with the truths about his company’s role in the tragedy. They also take him on a sweeping journey back to April 1912 to stand witness to the disaster.

With the exception of these main characters, the lines spoken by the survivor characters are based on direct quotes from that time. Also, all the information and facts noted in the dialog are factual, based on our current understandings. The play involves 19-25 actors playing over 110 roles.
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Titanic Aftermath
Based on the Senate and British Inquiries and survivor accounts, the play is told through the eyes of J. Bruce Ismay, president of the White Star Line at the time of the disaster. After spending 25 years in seclusion, Ismay is now near the end of his life. Enter three spirits–a Titanic Officer, a First Class Passenger, and a Third Class Passenger–who confront him with the truths about his company’s role in the tragedy. They also take him on a sweeping journey back to April 1912 to stand witness to the disaster.

With the exception of these main characters, the lines spoken by the survivor characters are based on direct quotes from that time. Also, all the information and facts noted in the dialog are factual, based on our current understandings. The play involves 19-25 actors playing over 110 roles.
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Titanic Aftermath

Titanic Aftermath

by Michael Wehrli
Titanic Aftermath

Titanic Aftermath

by Michael Wehrli

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Overview

Based on the Senate and British Inquiries and survivor accounts, the play is told through the eyes of J. Bruce Ismay, president of the White Star Line at the time of the disaster. After spending 25 years in seclusion, Ismay is now near the end of his life. Enter three spirits–a Titanic Officer, a First Class Passenger, and a Third Class Passenger–who confront him with the truths about his company’s role in the tragedy. They also take him on a sweeping journey back to April 1912 to stand witness to the disaster.

With the exception of these main characters, the lines spoken by the survivor characters are based on direct quotes from that time. Also, all the information and facts noted in the dialog are factual, based on our current understandings. The play involves 19-25 actors playing over 110 roles.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940015986341
Publisher: Engelhardt Publishing
Publication date: 01/28/2013
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 165
File size: 93 KB

About the Author

Michael Wehrli is a long time theatre professional with 20+ years experience in play writing , teaching, directing, acting, producing, and theatre administration. He has B.F.A. in Acting & Directing from Texas Christian University. Since 1994 he has been the artistic and education director for New Moon Productions Theatre Company (www.newmoonproductions.org).

As a playwright, he has written or adapted 18 full length plays (all of which have been produced), over ninety short plays and scenes for students, and three published works. Some of his favorite full length scripts are "A Christmas Chaos" (published by Heuer Publishing), "Titanic Aftermath" (published by Engelhardt Publishing), "Houston We Have a Problem" (published by Heuer Publishing), "Never Trust A Penguin", "Found Lives" (based on the real life stories of Schizophrenia sufferers), "Snow White: The Melodrama", "Cinderella: the Melodrama" and "Happy Days in Oz".

He currently works as a theatre teacher, playwright, and director with New Moon Productions and other companies.
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