Difference between revisions of "The Happiness Cage"
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The Happiness Cage is a 1970 play by American playwright Dennis J. Reardon (1944- ) [1].
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Synopsis
Set in 1960s USA, patients in a Vietnam War veterans hospital are induced to participate in a programme of experimental brain implantation designed to achieve conformable neurological happiness. One resists, preferring the limitations with his own identity to the technologically achievable bliss. [2]
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Performance history in South Africa
1974: Staged by PACT, directed by Ken Leach, with Michael McCabe (Reese), Hal Orlandini (credited as Harold Orlandini) (Orderly), Michael Mayer (Miles), Graham Haley (Rhodes), Kenneth Hendel (Dr Freytag), Hugh Rouse (The General), Albert Raphael (The Aide),
Sources
PACT theatre programme, 1974.
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