JUSTICE
A powerful one-act dystopian drama by
George Cameron Grant.

FREEDOM lost from within,
must be won back from below.
Deep beneath the ruins of a once-free America, the last remnants of a resistance movement prepare for a final, desperate act of defiance.
Above them, an authoritarian regime known as the Sovereign Council rules a nation whose citizens surrendered their freedoms so gradually they scarcely realized what was happening.
Below, two resistance fighters, Joan and Michael, confront an impossible choice: continue hiding in the darkness or risk everything in one final attempt to reclaim their country.
As the hour of reckoning approaches, memories of a vanished America, a father's love, and a young girl's dreams reveal the human cost of tyranny—and the courage required to confront it.
JUSTICE is a provocative, emotionally charged drama about freedom, sacrifice, political complacency, and the consequences of remaining silent while democracy disappears.
A stark theatrical experience that asks a haunting question:
How much freedom must we lose before we realize it's gone?
Production Information
Genre: Dystopian Political Drama / One-Act Play
Cast: 2 Female, 2 Male
Running Time: Approximately 15 minutes
Setting: A subterranean resistance shelter in a future America, with a brief flashback to an earlier time.
Staging: Minimal scenic requirements, with dramatic lighting and sound effects.