Tracy Thorne debuts her brand new solo play about the personal complicity in the power structures meant to make us stay silent. In this vulnerable, 70-minute monologue,  a privileged woman defends and examines her part in her husband’s bad behavior.

Jack Was Kind creates an imagined, tragically human backstory to a real-life American event that will affect the country for years to come. This intimate confessional work deconstructs long-held issues of privilege and complicity at America's core, as well as our current and volatile political moment.

Written and Performed By Tracy Thorne, Directed by Nicholas A. Cotz.