LA Theater Works presents the play Mimi's Guide.
The play shed a very different light to the anti-war movement: how those who protested the war by not going to the war were actually hypercritical, how a Vietnam young man fights to keep his name, and how poetry transformed human beings.
It's not the established poets, but those who truly love poetry and got moved by it, that are changing the world, and making it a better place.
http://www.latw.org/radio/detail.aspx?title=Mimi's%20Guide
Author
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Doris Baizley
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Cast
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Powers Boothe, Frances Conroy
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Synopsis
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A
woman whose first lover dies in Vietnam, a poet who made his name in
the anti-war movement of the 60s, and a young professor who left Saigon
in 1975, encounter each other at a university in the deep South, and
find their own demons are awakened by the lush, sensual climate – and
each other.
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