The Title Is ‘Jonah,’ but It’s Women Who Make This New Production Soar
The real protagonist of Rachel Bonds’s sometimes slow-moving but beguiling one-act piece is its sole female character, a young woman named Ana.

The title character of Rachel Bonds’s “Jonah” is prominent in roughly the first quarter of the play but then disappears abruptly, and for a long time. Other men will emerge as significant figures, but the real protagonist of this sometimes slow-moving but beguiling one-act piece is its sole female character, a young woman named Ana.
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