Heidi Schreck's play, What the Constitution Means to Me, has been out and about for a year and a half. It opened off-Broadway in the spring of 2019 to generally rave reviews.  It opened in Los Angeles this week.  Theater people, especially the critics, are reliably leftist and so revere any production that trashes America (as does the Los Angeles audience where I saw the play).    It's wretched. The play opens with the explanation that its author, when she was fifteen years old, earned her college tuition by entering contests sponsored by the American Legion.  Contestants would give a speech on how the Constitution affected their own lives and then they had to speak extemporaneously on one of the Amendments.  Fifteen -year-old Heidi loved the Constitution but as her own family's history of domestic violence is revealed, a great-grandmother, grandmother, and mother, at the hands of brutal men (though...(Read Full Post)