I told her that term is really insulting. I never miss the opportunity to tell people that. But that's more than a sad tale of the way things are. It's a defining moment. I don't do sexist, racist or homophobic material.
Words are powerful, stereotypes are powerful, comedy is powerful.
Berger knows all that, and she's using it. This month, she is debuting a new show she's written that combines all three of those elements in a one-woman theatrical lesson. Through Berger's words, and through Jody's eyes, the audience will see two characters learning about each other. Berger's character says in the play. Naturally, Berger finds every element of the play important, and Jody's faith and transformation top that list.