Infinite Darkness: The Rise of Anxiety

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Infinite Darkness: The rise of anxiety. Aguer Bol sets his play in a fictionalized country headed by H.E. Mr. Maida. Haall is experiencing political upheaval shortly after independence. The alienation of characters from the ethnocentric realities outside the context of the play help address moral questions, thus making it an excellent work of art. There is one complicated question at the heart of the play which raises anxiety: what chance do the citizens of Haall have if their leaders don’t value them? Has their future passed?