In 1956, the widows of the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein meet in a renovated community centre for their annual breakfast, where the prize-winning quiche will be declared in a muchanticipated ceremony. The sudden threat of an atomic bomb forces the women in this idyllic American town to begin sharing their deepest secrets, which lead to some notso-shocking confessions from the society’s leaders. I went to a comedy gig recently where one performer opined that “the problem with football fans is they think that watching 100s of hours of something makes them an expert. If […]