Ron Jones Talks About His 50-Year-Old Experiment In Fascism That Inspired The One-Man Play 'The Wave' At Bay Street Theater - 27 East
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Ron Jones Talks About His 50-Year-Old Experiment In Fascism That Inspired The One-Man Play ‘The Wave’ At Bay Street Theater

author on Apr 4, 2017
Not many people can say that an episode in their life was dramatized in a television movie—but for Ron Jones, it’s happened three times. Before “A Special Victory,” about his... more

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