"The Lover at the Wall" consists of three dramatic works inspired by the history and teachings of the Bahá'í Faith, but intended for a wider audience. 1. A NEW DRESS FOR MONA... More > - Shiraz, Iran. 1982. When rising persecutions threaten her father, Mona speaks out against the injustice, only to draw the fanatic’s eye to herself as well. 2. BAND OF GOLD - When two college-age youth want to marry, their families struggle to accommodate the couple’s wishes with their own preferences and expectations.
3. ON THE ROOFTOP WITH BILL SEARS - Follow 1950s TV personality Bill Sears on a journey both entertaining and poignant as he unravels the secret of a childhood vision.< Less
"The Lover at the Wall" consists of three dramatic works inspired by the history and teachings of the Bahá'í Faith, but intended for a wider audience. 1. A NEW DRESS FOR MONA... More > - Shiraz, Iran. 1982. When rising persecutions threaten her father, Mona speaks out against the injustice, only to draw the fanatic’s eye to herself as well. 2. BAND OF GOLD - When two college-age youth want to marry, their families struggle to accommodate the couple’s wishes with their own preferences and expectations.
3. ON THE ROOFTOP WITH BILL SEARS - Follow 1950s TV personality Bill Sears on a journey both entertaining and poignant as he unravels the secret of a childhood vision.< Less
About Mark Perry
Mark Perry teaches playwriting and play analysis at UNC-Chapel Hill and is a resident dramaturg at Playmakers Repertory Company. He is a graduate of the University of Iowa's Playwrights Workshop and received a 2005-06 North Carolina Arts Council Literature Fellowship for playwriting.
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