The North Pool

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The North Pool is a psychological drama play by Rajiv Joseph that centers on an intense interrogation between a vice principal and a Middle Eastern student, exploring themes of suspicion, identity, and post-9/11 paranoia.

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instanceOf play
psychological drama
author Rajiv Joseph
countryOfOrigin United States
dramaticStructure interrogation
explores assumptions about Middle Eastern identities
fear of terrorism
moral ambiguity
truth and deception
xenophobia
genre drama
psychological drama
hasDialogueForm two-character play
language English
mainCharacter Middle Eastern student
vice principal
numberOfActs one-act play
setting American high school
interrogation room
subjectMatter post-9/11 America
student–administrator relationship
theme authority and control
cultural misunderstanding
identity
post-9/11 paranoia
power dynamics
racial profiling
suspicion
timePeriodOfSetting post-9/11 era
writer Rajiv Joseph

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Rajiv Joseph notableWork The North Pool