Women Who Eat

Lyrical, mystical, and bloody, Women Who Eat fascinates from start to finish. If you like horror, comedy, mythology, women, eating, this show is for you.... full review

I was blown away by how well written, well acted, well set and just overall how well executed this play was! I’m admittedly not a frequent theater goer but this play locked me in immediately! All the characters are so thoroughly written and powerful in their own right, and each and every performance showed that and more! But for every bit of intensity and seriousness contained in this play, there is just as much sharp and effortless humor! An awesome and thought provoking experience through and through that’ll make you question your relationship with yourself friends, your family and even yourself, but perhaps most importantly with meat… Bravo to everyone involved!!... full review

Overwhelming positive experience.You could really tell the cast and crew had a lot of fun coming together and working on this project, and it was reflected throughout the entire play. The writing stage direction props and actors performances were all done incredibly well. Which turned a 90 minute watch time into feeling like a 30 minute episode and it keeps you wanting more even after a satisfying ending.... full review

Wonderful original engaging and darkly funny! A scream, I will be recommending this to everyone!... full review

It’s a good 90 minutes show that could be a great 60 minute show. ... full review

It was a unique, intriguing play which combines horror with dark comedy and a surprise storyline. We thoroughly enjoyed the show. Congratulations to Devin Davis-Lorton and the entire cast and crew. ... full review

I walked in not knowing what to expect and walked out a changed person. "Women Who Eat It" is genuinely hilarious, and tells a good theme about eating disoders. Laura carried this entire show on her back and made it look easy. Go see it before she's too famous to know you.... full review

Sharp, and satirical, Women Who Eat was a riot from beginning to end. Well-acted, and surprising, the play’s dark humor always landed and introduced thoughtful ideas about personhood, and what lengths people will go to in order to survive. ... full review

Bold. Brash. Violent. Women who eat explores the ways in which young women are treated at recovery facilities. We see a group of young women recover agency over their lives and eating in the most violent way possible. Incredible performances, bold directing and impressive technical elements elevate an uneven screenplay that feels uncooked rather than raw. ... full review