In the author’s note to his final play, Good, C.P. Taylor describes it as the story of “how a ‘good’ man gets caught up in the nightmare of the Third Reich,” a “work of the imagination” written as his own small “gesture” to revive the memory of the slaughtered Jews. The play was first performed […]

Original source: https://www.nybooks.com/articles/2023/05/11/fascism-plucking-the-strings-good-c-p-taylor/