“In some ways modern warfare has saved American lives through the use of technologies such as… drones… But is that right? For as long as nations have fought one another, war has been bloody, violent and permanently damaging… This… makes battle a last resort when wars are usually fought by young men and women… These issues and more are part of Robert Myers’ play, Unmanned.”

“There’s no fun in having a character the audience is not supposed to like if it’s not written/performed to be utterly likable; sympathetic, even.”
That’s what you get with Seth Johnston’s portrayal of political strategist Lee Atwater in Robert Myers’ 1992 play Atwater: Fixin’ to Die.