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Remembrance traces a daughter’s long and arduous journey with her mom who has Alzheimer’s. It follows the mom’s deterioration and shows their physical and mental effects on her daughter through the latter’s sessions with a psychiatrist. The play aims to reveal the victimization of the caregiver, telling us that a caregiver is not alone in this world: that there are people and forces that will help them through their difficult task and that positive things can come out of a seemingly helpless situation. As her Mom declines, she inspires her daughter with a proverb about butterflies as symbols of hope. She says, “when you see butterflies, you see Angel wings and it means God is looking after you.” While dealing with serious issues like survivor’s guilt, Remembrance is also filled with hope.
Performance Schedule:
THURSDAY-SATURDAY @ 8 PM
SUNDAY @ 3 PM
Director
Joan Kane
Written by
Patricia Goodson
