On March 3, a New York actor named Sharon Bower was at the forefront of an international movement. On that day, nearly 1,100 performances were held, all over the world and in every U.S. state, of the Aristophanes play Lysistrata, as an international protest against war. There were performances in Minnesota and in Karachi, across from the White House and… return to article
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