If I Forget 
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What Was It Like to Be a Jew in the Past? How a New Play, "If I Forget," Answers this Question.
by Bruce Chadwick
The story, full of very funny dialogues and deep, finely etched characters, is a wrenching family story and a nice look at a religion in which many of its members worry. And worry. And worry.
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