“ Joshua Young examines workplace fear in a handful of theatrical dust: authoritarian bureaucracy, ageism, gossip, malice, sexism, promised raises, dreaded evaluations, nitpicking, fault-finding, blame game, finger-pointing, backstabbing, freelancers, full-timers, generation gaps, petty squabbling, prickly relations, lethal grudges, analog, digital, annoyance, anger, hopelessness, frustration, ass-covering, kickbacks, whistleblowing, Second Amendment, para-fucking-noia in the blast radius, get behind me Balloon Satan! "I think it's the greatest lie about the evolution of theater. That it’s all been about gods and monsters, love lost and found, betrayals big and small. No, theater started off with a disgruntled employee somewhere saying, 'I've had enough!' " ”