TRASH

TRASH is a collection of short pieces touching briefly on subjects pertinent to women in our society. The play is a courageous concept from the mind of Libby Baumgartner.... full review

I love the topic that were bravely explored. This is a young writer with amazing passion. I can't wait to see what she will bring to the world in the future. I applaud her fearlessness and can't wait to see what is next for her!... full review

A strong ensemble piece all about feminism and morality. At times light and dark, this is such a heartwarming show featuring a wide cast of actors who do justice to this powerful piece of writing from Libby Baumgartner. ... full review

I think it was a great, well written show that dealt with some really difficult issues that need to be discussed!... full review

It was an excellent portrayal of real-life scenarios regarding the different events within a woman's life, whether that'd be a trip to Planned Parenthood, a lesbian couple's struggles, or dealing with sexual assault. Trash was a great play.... full review

An ambitious and thoughtful address to contemporary issues concerning gender and patriarchal supremacy, Libby touches on the tremendous frustration women experience in an interesting vignette format.... full review

A series of vignettes focusing on the issues women face in a world where they are still bombarded with inequality and misogny on a daily basis. ... full review

Trash is an daringly frank view of what it is to be a woman in today’s society. From stories we’ve all heard to ones we wouldn’t imagine, Trash depicts womanhood in a genuine, heartfelt manner. The writer/director manages to touch on something we all feel and has produced a show that is accessible and feels conversational in a time when theatre rarely feels so. ... full review

Trash brings light to the many issues women face in today's society. It tells real stories and is not afraid to show you how detremental our patriarchal society can be. ... full review

A strong feminist show that explores many aspects of being a woman with both comedy and drama. ... full review