A poetical and at times biblical investigation of the problems of four prisoners-of-war confined in a church.

Luther Greene presents Christopher Fry's "A Sleep of Prisoners," directed by Michael MacOwan, assistant director Hugh Goldie, lighted by Abe Feder.

THE STORY: A highly imaginative, poignant drama about four prisoners of war locked up in a church in enemy territory. Thus confined, their problems are magnified as they struggle to understand themselves and the world. The action comes in a sequenc

Luther Greene presents Christopher Fry's "A Sleep of Prisoners," directed by Michael MacOwan, assistant director Hugh Goldie, lighted by Abe Feder.