| by Susan Yankowitz | Costume advice by Dawn McKay |
| directed by Chris Rohmann | Set design by Konrad Rogowski and Kelly Seip |
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| Virginia Wolf as Anna, a renowned astronomy professor. Brilliant and articulate, she is at the top of her game. | She has the support of her live-in lover and her daughter, when they don't eat all the pizza before she gets home after working late. Brian Rucci as Daniel, Emery Henderson as Jennifer. |
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| Even Bill, her colleague, is a little jealous, when he's not lecturing on Schrödinger's Cat.
Dana T. Ring as Bill. |
But Anna gets in a car accident and becomes aphasic, losing her ability to use language.
Shaun O'Keefe as another aphasic patient, Karen Balaska as a speech therapist. |
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| She makes good progress, but also has many setbacks. | Even the simplest tasks are almost too difficult. |
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| It can all be quite overwhelming. | It can take a toll on those around you, too. |
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