No One Is Forgotten

No One Is Forgotten

 
 

Pictured: Renata Friedman and Sarah Nina Hayon.
Photo: Paula Court


ABOUT

Lali and Beng are held captive.
No one knows where they’ve been taken or if they’re alive. Or, maybe their story has been broadcast to the world?
A story about intimacy, surrender, and the will to live.

2f, 85 mins


PRODUCTION HISTORY

Premiered at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, NYC


HIGHLIGHTS

All Of It with Alison Stewart
No One Is Forgotten Interview

“A profoundly devastating play.”

The New Yorker

Maya Phillips

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“Completely riveting. Harrowing. And funny.”

Cynthia Nixon

“Brisk, well-structured, boldly performed.”

The New York Times

Alexis Soloski

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“A real tour de force.”

Gloria Steinem

“Unexpectedly hilarious.”

Samantha Bee

“Playwright-director Winter Miller injects the proceedings with a Beckettian timelessness. This could be anywhere. They could be anyone.”

Time Out New York

Raven Snook

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“No One Is Forgotten is a wrenching tale of the human capacity for cruelty, but also the will to persevere.”

TheaterMania

Zachary Stewart · Critics Pick

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“Winter Miller’s play No One Is Forgotten strips its story to the existential bone.”

Observer

Marty Fugate

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“Miller has created a piece that ricochets with unsettling power off the four cell walls within the theatre.”

Front Mezz Junkies

Ross

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“Incredibly striking and important.”

The Brooklyn Rail

Crystal Skillman

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“The chilling one-act explores what they do to survive as they struggle with intimacy, sanity and mortality.”

TDF Stages

Carey Purcell

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“Miller’s newest play, No One Is Forgotten… feels chillingly current.”

Playbill

Olivia Clement

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“The play examines intimacy, surrender and the will to live.”

Greenfield Recorder

Anita Fritz

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