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Title: The Ceiling is Listening
Review: In one of Arthur Miller's more obscure works, he explores government limitations placed on a group of writers behind the Iron Curtain. The drama begins with the offstage seizure of a Russian novelist's manuscript by the KGB.Adrain, a visiting American writer, is alarmed by the seizure of Sigmund's novel and urges his colleague to seek asylum in the United States. Maya is the voice of reason yet she resides in the very problematic building that records the group's conversations.Motivations and affiliations are clouded as the story evolves. When the manuscript is returned to Sigmund, resolutions still seems to ellude the writers. I am not certain what to make from this work since I had difficulty digesting what I found to be a clunky ending. Regardless, the story is an interesting concept.
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