SummerhallWhich of us can put hand on heart and say: "I have never neglected a friend?" Who hasn't had reason to regret a failure to visit or a phone call that has gone unmade? The unnamed woman in Jennifer Tremblay's powerful monologue has more reason for repenting her inaction than most. "I didn't lay a finger on her, but it's as if I killed her," she says, fixing us with her blue, anguishe…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 05:13AM on August 29, 2012