Of course, it is no surprise that “It’s What We Do” was the pick for Best Drama. A play that has a political axe to grind can easily galvanize its supporters (I wonder if all of them saw the play) to vote for it. The dramas that did not have a political purpose and agenda cannot hope to match such an organized purpose or organize their supporters in such a way. Do not be fooled. This play won because folks that are seeking to make their one-sided political points on the Middle East organized to seek a victory for their cause (i.e., to blame Israel solely for the plight of the Palestinians and to support their boycott, divestment and sanctions agenda).
Of course, it is no surprise that “It’s What We Do” was the pick for Best Drama. A play that has a political axe to grind can easily galvanize its supporters (I wonder if all of them saw the play) to vote for it. The dramas that did not have a political purpose and agenda cannot hope to match such an organized purpose or organize their supporters in such a way. Do not be fooled. This play won because folks that are seeking to make their one-sided political points on the Middle East organized to seek a victory for their cause (i.e., to blame Israel solely for the plight of the Palestinians and to support their boycott, divestment and sanctions agenda).