There's No Clock In the Forest, a Comedy In Two Parts

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Set in a near-future ideal campus, this play explores the tension between tradition and modernity in academia. It examines the struggle to preserve valuable customs while addressing outdated practices. The narrative unfolds through the rivalry of two faculty members vying for the affection of a student, who is the daughter of the English department head. Meanwhile, student unrest grows over a surveillance system called the BEAST, prompting a Shakespearean-inspired retreat to nature as they seek freedom from oppression.