The Lifeboat (play by John Cartwright)

"The Lifeboat" by John Cartwright is a reflective play exploring themes of societal responsibility, human resilience, and ethical dilemmas during a crisis. It depicts a group of stranded passengers on a lifeboat after a shipwreck, challenging them to navigate moral conflicts, leadership struggles, and survival instincts. The play emphasizes how individuals and communities confront adversity, question authority, and seek hope amid chaos. Through intense dialogue and character interactions, it prompts viewers to consider the complexities of human nature and the importance of compassion and moral judgment in critical situations.