'Eureka Day' Playwright Jonathan Spector Talks Getting Canceled By Trump - Deadline

Summary

The article discusses Jonathan Spector's play "Eureka Day," which explores vaccine hesitancy and how it resonated amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. The play, initially staged in 2017, unintentionally became relevant due to rising vaccine skepticism, contributing to its critical success and highlighting issues similar to those faced during the COVID-19 vaccine debates. Tags like "Donald Trump" and "Smallpox vaccine" contextualize the political and historical backdrop against which current vaccine discussions, including COVID-19, unfold.