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Comic Broadway gem opens Friday at the Spindrift
From its 1986 Broadway Playbill synopsis, the play “Social Security,” by Andrew Bergman, was explained in the following sentence. “An art gallery owner and her husband are thrown into a panic when her mother intimates that she may be living with them for an extended period.” A further review note reveals that “mom” is Godzilla with a walker. Of course there is much more to it than that...Read More
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