Cast Size: 2 Females, 1 Male, (1 Female on video)
Synopsis: In a celebrity driven culture, BFF’s Katie and Amanda are at a cross-roads. They are two God fearing Iowa girls fresh out of middle school, but have their sights set on much bigger things. They want fame, even if it means selling their souls to the Devil in the name of the Bible. If they can achieve their goals the boys will croon with lust and the mean girls will cry with envy. Pastor Jim preaches the Lords way while the girls pursue their Hollywood dreams in the big city. Flush with naiveté the girls journey takes them down a dark and seedy path, putting them at odds with one another and forcing them to grow up much too fast.
“a thought-provoking, squirm-inducing, very funny meditation on sexual politics among America's youth…”
—NYTheatre.com
“Bettis' dialogue is note-perfect, capturing the hilariously banal concerns of day-to-day school life, as well as the girls hunger for fame…”
—Broadwayworld.com
“There's a palpable power dynamic between Amanda, the leader, who can justify anything as God's plan, and the sensitive, fearful Katie, who shares the I'll-do-anything dream but knows that something isn't right…”
—Backstage
Synopsis: In a celebrity driven culture, BFF’s Katie and Amanda are at a cross-roads. They are two God fearing Iowa girls fresh out of middle school, but have their sights set on much bigger things. They want fame, even if it means selling their souls to the Devil in the name of the Bible. If they can achieve their goals the boys will croon with lust and the mean girls will cry with envy. Pastor Jim preaches the Lords way while the girls pursue their Hollywood dreams in the big city. Flush with naiveté the girls journey takes them down a dark and seedy path, putting them at odds with one another and forcing them to grow up much too fast.
“a thought-provoking, squirm-inducing, very funny meditation on sexual politics among America's youth…”
—NYTheatre.com
“Bettis' dialogue is note-perfect, capturing the hilariously banal concerns of day-to-day school life, as well as the girls hunger for fame…”
—Broadwayworld.com
“There's a palpable power dynamic between Amanda, the leader, who can justify anything as God's plan, and the sensitive, fearful Katie, who shares the I'll-do-anything dream but knows that something isn't right…”
—Backstage
