This entertaining evening consists of 10 monologues from various women scorned who directly address their exes’ new wives and lovers.
Featuring:
ZOE: They prefer to be called “Adult Babies.”
MIRIAM: Giving new meaning to the term “Bitter Herbs.”
BETHANY: Is a good Christian girl. Really. She is.
SHEILA: Is praying for your child.
To be the size of a watermelon.
FAYE: Both lover and robbery can be blind.
ALEXIS: You are the nanny. You work for Momma.
KAREN: To my student, a final lesson:
The way to a mans heart is through his stomach.
MELANIE: With a meat cleaver.
ELISSA: An ode to Dido
The lonely Queen of Carthage.
GIVE ‘EM HELL HARRIET: For my Grandparents,
R and Pop.
“a bracing blitz of pure estrogen”
- LA Times
“Macher's writing reflects the humor and detail of an
insightful storyteller.”
- LA Weekly
Featuring:
ZOE: They prefer to be called “Adult Babies.”
MIRIAM: Giving new meaning to the term “Bitter Herbs.”
BETHANY: Is a good Christian girl. Really. She is.
SHEILA: Is praying for your child.
To be the size of a watermelon.
FAYE: Both lover and robbery can be blind.
ALEXIS: You are the nanny. You work for Momma.
KAREN: To my student, a final lesson:
The way to a mans heart is through his stomach.
MELANIE: With a meat cleaver.
ELISSA: An ode to Dido
The lonely Queen of Carthage.
GIVE ‘EM HELL HARRIET: For my Grandparents,
R and Pop.
“a bracing blitz of pure estrogen”
- LA Times
“Macher's writing reflects the humor and detail of an
insightful storyteller.”
- LA Weekly
