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Asylum is a powerful and disturbing concoction of interwoven monologues. The characters are separated by their mental illnesses and connected by their presence in the asylum. Lacking an effective way to communicate their pain to each other, they convey it clearly to the audience in a mounting series of emotionally wrenching disclosures. The ensemble-style-cast allows good opportunities for youth or group work, and the lack of any suggested sets or business promotes creativity for directors.
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