Millennial Notes Geetha Reddy Forges Revolutionary Alliances by Tyler Jeffreys A wonderful fact to reflect upon, that every human creature is constituted to be that profound secret and mystery to every other. —Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities In “Far, Far Better Things,” although two women share bonds of color, single motherhood, and…
Millennial Notes Jordan Tannahill’s Intimate, Piercing Play Burrows Deep by Svea Vikander Sometimes, I lie in bed awake at night and imagine what might happen if one of my children were to die. It’s a fantasy that’s both terrifying and comforting—as if thinking of the worst could ward it off. Who would be there…
Jordan Harrison’s Poignant Questions Take High-Tech Form by Pamela Feinsilber Jordan Harrison’s 2015 Pulitzer-finalist play “Marjorie Prime” opens with a living room conversation between Marjorie, in her ancient, tattered armchair, and Walter, on a sleek, narrow sofa. Although Marjorie is in her eighties and Walter is about 30, it’s soon apparent that they are…