Withdrawals from the Memory Bank
Jonathan Tolins\’ first play, \”Twilight of the Golds,\” caused a strong tremor when it was produced at the Pasadena Playhouse in 1993. A science-fictional comedy, it bounced off the provocative theory that sexual orientation could be biologically determined by analyzing the DNA of the fetus, and dealt with the terror of a New York Jewish family faced with the prospect that they were shortly to become the parents of a \”bent\” son.