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A Celebration of Women

Monday Nights @ 7pm
Speed Queen Special Performances @ 8pm
Solo Shows & More.  Written & Performed by Women.

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Scared Skinny

Written / performed by Mary Dimino, directed by Christine Renee Miller

June 20, 2011
July 18, 2011
August 22, 2011
Sept 26, 2011
Dec 12, 2011

Growing up fat, funny, and afraid in an Italian family from Queens, starring 2010 MAC AWARD Winner for “Outstanding Female Comedian” and 2008 Gracie Allen Award Winner Mary Dimino.
**2010 NY International Fringe Festival’s Overall Excellence Award for Outstanding Solo Show**
  • “Mary Dimino shares her story of weight loss and maturation with riotously funny delivery... a natural comedic performer.” The Wall Street Journal
  • “Utterly captivating... Dimino captures the essence of this struggle with humor and honesty like I’ve never seen before. Definitely catch this one.” nytheatre.com
  • “Sensationally riveting... indisputably magical. Yes, it’s just THAT fantastic.” Nite Life Exchange 
  • “Dimino creates an atmosphere of good will and cheer that wins the audience, who root for her through and through.” Show Business Weekly
Scared Skinny

Etty Play

Written / performed by Susan Stein, directed by Austin Pendleton

June 27, 2011 - talk-back with playwright
July 11, 2011 - talk-back with playwright
Dec 5, 2011 - talk-back with playwright

Based on the 1941-1943 diaries and letters of Etty Hillesum, a young Jewish woman about to be deported out of Holland. Complex. Loveable. Courageous. Her insights and beliefs reach out from the Holocaust exuding the power of hope and individual thought in the most extreme circumstances.
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  • “A powerful and moving 60 minutes... Stein’s performance is impeccable... one can’t help but believe she is Etty.” The Epoch Times
  • “This entire smart script is from Hillesum’s own words, in letters she wrote and a diary she kept. Stein’s spot-on performances clearly honors both her subject and anyone who has died at hatred’s hellish hands.” The Philadelphia Inquirer
Etty Play

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The Speed Queen

Written / performed by Anne Stockton
Adapted from the novel "The Speed Queen" by Stewart O'Nan
Directed by Austin Pendleton

Sept 12, 2011 - 8pm
Sept 19, 2011 - 8pm

Marjorie Standiford is on Oklahoma's Death Row, answering questions posed in writing by one of America's most popular horror novelists – questions about the wild life she led that put her on Death Row. This is her chance to set the record straight. 

         *Outstanding Performance – Solo Show Midtown International Theatre Festival – NYC, 2007
  • “Directed with a keen understanding of the humanity within the monster.” Theatermania 
  • “A riveting tale... Stockton portrays this decadent and destructive character with humanity and dignity.” Li Murillo MNN HI-DRAMA 
  • “A solid portrayal of a desensitized society and wasted youth.” Show Business
The Speed Queen

Hijabi Monologues

Written by Sahar Ullah and others
Project founded by Sahar Ullah, Daniel Morrison and Zeenat Rahman
Directed by Lorraine Moller

August 15, 2011

True stories of Muslim-American women who wear the headscarf (hijab) told through a dramatic offering of humor, seriousness, and heartfelt emotion

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Hijabi Monologues

Tickets for All Shows:   $20 for Adults; $15 for Students & Seniors

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