Overview
- Jordan Harrison’s play officially opened December 8 at Second Stage’s Helen Hayes Theater, with the engagement scheduled through February 15, 2026.
- June Squibb, 96, stars as Marjorie in a milestone turn noted by critics as the oldest performer to open a Broadway show.
- Anne Kauffman directs the revival with design by Lee Jellinek (scenic), Márion Talán de la Rosa (costumes), Ben Stanton (lighting) and Daniel Kluger (sound and music).
- The drama centers on AI holographic ‘Primes’ used to preserve or reshape memories, a premise reviewers say resonates more strongly given current real‑world AI.
- Critics single out June Squibb, Cynthia Nixon and Danny Burstein—often citing Burstein’s emotional grounding—while some note a cool, idea‑forward tone; tickets are available via 2st.com.