Do you remember When things were stable When things were just one thing, everywhere— One species? Unpolluted? Indivisible, under God With liberty and justice for some? It’s springtime in America. The war is finally over. Grotilde has completed her life’s work of losing the last 10 pounds, General Michail has proposed, and the President is up to his new tricks. So what if the weather is a little strange and the last soldier won’t come home? Kate Tarker’s satire pokes, picks, and plucks at a society swimming, spinning, sloughing, and slurping through the fog of war. Directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz (Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again.)