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A Strange Adventure - Eva Forest installation both find themselves historically andMultivocal and anonymous, A Strange Adventure is oral history as theaterthe theater of memory, trauma, and torture. A play with neither named characters nor stage directions, it is a reckoning with the immediate past: a group of women recount ten days of torture, in 1974, just after the Spanish state rounded up Basque nationalists and other activists it could conveniently incarcerate. This stuttering yet lucid textwritten by Eva Forest, who was held