A fan letter from fear arrives with your name on it. In the middle of the day, in a humming campus hall, Doctor Helen Hudson delivers a lecture. Fluorescent lights buzz, notebooks rustle. Minutes later, in a cold, tiled bathroom, the lecture ends. Footsteps halt, breath fogs in the air, a blade glints. That single moment of trauma forges our cast: the brilliant, now agoraphobic Helen; the relen...
