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Sharon’s never had a roommate before. In fact, there’s a lot Sharon’s never done before, but Robyn’s about to change all that.’
In The Roommate, empty-nester and recent divorcee Sharon’s world is shaken up by Robyn, her new roommate. Robyn is new to Iowa by way of the Bronx and finds the potential of tornadoes WAY more terrifying than anything happening in the Bronx. This odd couple grows from strangers to friends and then things start to spiral out of control.
More than a comedy, this play looks at the power of women and it challenges the cookie cutter version society tries to form them into, especially middle-aged women. Variety calls The Roommate “loose, rebellious, and even wild.”
Sharon’s never had a roommate before. In fact, there’s a lot Sharon’s never done before, but Robyn’s about to change all that.’
In The Roommate, empty-nester and recent divorcee Sharon’s world is shaken up by Robyn, her new roommate. Robyn is new to Iowa by way of the Bronx and finds the potential of tornadoes WAY more terrifying than anything happening in the Bronx. This odd couple grows from strangers to friends and then things start to spiral out of control.
More than a comedy, this play looks at the power of women and it challenges the cookie cutter version society tries to form them into, especially middle-aged women. Variety calls The Roommate “loose, rebellious, and even wild.”
Sharon’s never had a roommate before. In fact, there’s a lot Sharon’s never done before, but Robyn’s about to change all that.’
In The Roommate, empty-nester and recent divorcee Sharon’s world is shaken up by Robyn, her new roommate. Robyn is new to Iowa by way of the Bronx and finds the potential of tornadoes WAY more terrifying than anything happening in the Bronx. This odd couple grows from strangers to friends and then things start to spiral out of control.
More than a comedy, this play looks at the power of women and it challenges the cookie cutter version society tries to form them into, especially middle-aged women. Variety calls The Roommate “loose, rebellious, and even wild.”
Sharon’s never had a roommate before. In fact, there’s a lot Sharon’s never done before, but Robyn’s about to change all that.’
In The Roommate, empty-nester and recent divorcee Sharon’s world is shaken up by Robyn, her new roommate. Robyn is new to Iowa by way of the Bronx and finds the potential of tornadoes WAY more terrifying than anything happening in the Bronx. This odd couple grows from strangers to friends and then things start to spiral out of control.
More than a comedy, this play looks at the power of women and it challenges the cookie cutter version society tries to form them into, especially middle-aged women. Variety calls The Roommate “loose, rebellious, and even wild.”
Sharon’s never had a roommate before. In fact, there’s a lot Sharon’s never done before, but Robyn’s about to change all that.’
In The Roommate, empty-nester and recent divorcee Sharon’s world is shaken up by Robyn, her new roommate. Robyn is new to Iowa by way of the Bronx and finds the potential of tornadoes WAY more terrifying than anything happening in the Bronx. This odd couple grows from strangers to friends and then things start to spiral out of control.
More than a comedy, this play looks at the power of women and it challenges the cookie cutter version society tries to form them into, especially middle-aged women. Variety calls The Roommate “loose, rebellious, and even wild.”
“The Detention Lottery” play at Westside Unitarian Universalist Church
October 19 @ 4:00 – 6:00 pmThe Westside Unitarian Universalist Congregation presents the play “The Detention Lottery”
The play presents an inside view of the Immigration Court experience. Local playwright and retired immigration attorney Margaret O’Donnell brings real-world expertise to this unflinching drama. Practicing immigration attorneys take roles in the show, then lead a talkback afterward to bring the experience even closer into focus.
Attendance is free. Go here to register and for more information.