An offbeat, absurdist, even sitcomesque take on a overlooked historical event.
Through all the blood, people popping up in windows and one-liners, performances are what shine. The timing has been wrenched into all the right spots thanks to an experienced director. The dialogue needs a little punch-up, but there is no shortage of laughs in this show.
The show is short, clever, snappy and doesn't let go until the bows. You'll have a good time and learn something in the process. Check it out!...
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An inspired piece which turns history on its head. The multi-talented Matt Ritchey takes the directorial reigns on this wacked-out comedy which comes in at a tight 40 minutes. HIs actors are wonderful but the group of comediennes led by the dazzling actress-writer Corinne Mestemacher prove that historical girl power is not just the province of Hamilton's Schylur sisters!...
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This play is so cleverly written with a mixture of historical fiction and comedy to illustrate the many contributions to our history by women that go unnoticed. The actors seem to get along well, have perfect comedic timing, and take the audience back to one of the most memorable nights in our nation's history. It was not only entertaining ( laugh out loud ) but also educational as well. ...
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So fun! I loved this short and sweet comedy. Delightful, engaging, silly and full of laughs. Nice character work across the cast and a fun concept - and YES to the female perspective! I can see this pairing really well in an evening of one-acts outside of Fringe and look forward to seeing more from playwright Corinne Mestemacher! ...
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BOB LEGGETTindie voice blogcertified reviewerJune 27, 2017
Wow - a full comedic play in less than 45 minutes - who wudda thunk it? See our full review at Indie Voice Blog...
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