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  • Lynda Barry

    Lorell Wyatt, Glenda Starr-Kelly and Lynda Barry discuss "The Good Times are Killing Me"

    Oct. 2, 1989

    Best friends, white flight and racism are all apart of Lynda Barry's book, "The Good Times are Killing Me." Lorell Wyatt and Glenda Starr-Kelly reenact scenes from the play, which is playing at the Body Politic Theater. In the end, Barry's book showed power and privilege mattered more than friendship.

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