A BOY I DON'T KNOW By Janie Isackson by goodmantheatre

Janie Isackson has been a part of Goodman’s GeNarrations for nine years and counting, after teaching English at Niles East High School in Skokie, then followed by teaching at DePaul University as well as being responsible for the Bridge Program, a cohort of First Year Students at DePaul for one quarter of a century....As COVID has waned but has not faded, returning to GeNarrations at the Goodman made her feel as if she were awestruck Willie Wonka entering the chocolate factory. It felt great!....When time permits participating in the memoir class at the Chicago Cultural Center is swell. In addition to appreciating family and swimming her focus is Reading, Writing, but not Arithmetic. Finally and philosophically her enduring question is, How can we take a doctor seriously when the recording for waiting is the theme from Batman?