Judy

The world has changed

But maybe not by much

Timothy's wife has just left him, and he isn't taking it well

His sisters - Tara and Kris - are trying to help him cope while wrestling with their own lives and loves

The three of them seem to spend a lot of time in their basements

And the kids are starting to ask questions

This subterranean comedy explores how one family hangs on when technology fails and communication breaks down

REVIEWS

"This smart, disturbing comedy is set just far enough in the future to be intriguingly weird but close enough to the present to be distressingly familiar Posner's revelations about this brave new world, touching on the linguistic, the socio-logical, and the theological, waver between the explicit and the mysterious, and each scene gives us something funny and scary to ponder" ~ The New Yorker

"Despite [his] technological prophecies, Posner wants his play to demonstrate that some all-too-human impulses will never be stamped out The mores and means of human ties may change, JUDY seems to say, but the need for love and understanding never will" ~ The Village Voice

"JUDYunfolds within the finished basements of three adult siblings. They mostly communicate through a tablet/computercalled the System, which, ominously, fails often. [JUDY gets] the kind of playing that happens in finished basements: dress-up, kissing practice, channeling the dead" ~ N+1