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WOMEN ON FIRE
As listed in the Samuel French Catalogue:
WOMEN ON FIRE (Little Theatre) Comic/dramatic monologues. Irene O’Garden.
1-12 females.“A dozen women with plenty to say…Bewitching…astounding… heartbreaking,” --N Y Times. This evening of emotionally-charged women’s monologues starred Judith Ivey, and was twice extended Off-Broadway, where it played to sold-out houses. While it was nominated for a Lortel Award for Best Solo Show, it has successfully been performed by larger casts.
From ad exec to midwest Mom to caregiver to construction worker, each character is on fire in her own way—with passion, fear, self-discovery, even shopping! Many good roles for mature actresses. Exploring a breadth of classic and contemporary women’s issues with humor and wisdom, “Women On Fire is about indomitable spirit, and the ways that storytelling serves that spirit. It’s heartwarming, riveting drama”—NY Theatre.com. “Fresh, spirited phrasing…plumbing the secret depths of ordinary women.”—Backstage. “Hot pick”--NY Newsday, “Notable”—USA Today. Wall Street Journal/Zagat Theater Survey Highest Rating (97% audience
satisfaction.)
To book Judith Ivey in Women On Fire, please contact Washington Square Arts. To buy a copy of the script, please contact Samuel French, Inc.
Lyrical. Funny. Passionate. Over Forty.
A POWERFUL PACKAGE
POWERFUL SHOW: Women On Fire
is a vibrant set of monologues revealing women's private emotions within contemporary culture.
There's a dearth of good material for women over forty, both for audience members and actresses.
Women On Fire eloquently fills that need.
POWERFUL WOMEN: Two-time Tony Award winning
actress Judith Ivey; The Cherry Lane Theatre Artistic Director Angelina Fiordellisi, Director
Mary B. Robinson (Head of the Directing Program at NYU), Harper author Irene O'Garden brought
Women On Fire to The Cherry Lane Theatre for a limited run.
POWERFUL ROLES: A New York ad exec, an
African-American construction worker, an Irish caregiver. More
than 12 characters, each on fire in her own way. With fear. Justice. Motherhood. Even shopping.
For further information, please contact Irene O'Garden.
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