Directed by Christa Scott-Reed for the Fellowship for Performing Arts, this is a story of unlikely soul mates. In Jack’s succinct phrasing, Joy is a “Jewish Communist Christian American.” He is Belfast-born, also Christian and as Establishment as they come. “Your letters have been the most important thing in my life,” she tells Jack. Advertisement Continue reading the main storyThey become friends, then marry; bit by bit, Joy infuses him with life. Theological inquiry fascinates Jack and Joy, but this question becomes more than hypothetical for them as tragedy looms.

Source: New York Times November 02, 2017 01:41 UTC