2 Washington Square

Set in the early Sixties, this adaptation of Henry James' story explores themes of cultural identity and social change. The female lead, a half-Hispanic daughter, grapples with her conservative mother's shame, reflecting the tensions of the era. The collaboration between the author and Ron Bashford enriches the narrative, allowing the backstory to unfold naturally. The play culminates with a powerful moment as the protagonist, inspired by the burgeoning protest movements, steps out to join the fight for change, symbolizing a break from her past.