In the play Accepting Adina, David has placed his wife Rebecca in assisted living. She has Alzheimer’s disease. Their middle-aged son Aaron, himself a grieving widower, wants to bring Rebecca home. David won’t hear of it. In fact, David wants to move in with the love of his youth, before he met Rebecca. The woman’s name is Adina, and she’s Black. How will this affect David’s relationship with his son?

 Leslie Dianne is the playwright.   Kim Hlavac directs Daamen Krall as David and Barry Papick as Aaron.

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