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BY POPULAR DEMAND! ONE SHOW ONLY! Friday, September 30 at 8pm
Reserved Seats: $26 ($20 for groups of 10 or more)
Moms Just Wanna Have Fun! Last year’s hilariously successful show, The MOMologues, the original comedy about motherhood, had ‘em rolling in the aisles. Now the creators have written a riotous sequel that takes us to the dark depths of...elementary school! MOMologues 2: Off to School offers another frank and funny look at the true tales of motherhood, from homework hell to multitasking mania. Come listen in on the secret conversations of moms everywhere, and laugh till it hurts! Check Out These Rave Reviews for the original MOMologues! Hats off to local writers Lisa Rafferty, Stefanie Cloutier and Sheila Eppolito for hatching this show about the jolts and joys of motherhood. - Boston Tab … inspired writing, beautifully delivered … - Wellesley Townsman Get ready for "The MOMologues," the comedy about motherhood now playing at the Stuart Street Playhouse's 2nd Stage, in which a cast of four mothers celebrate and laugh through conception, childbirth and the terrible 2s. - MetroWest Daily News The four performers deliver an amusing litany of the inevitable unwanted advice all pregnant women receive … - Boston Phoenix The play brings out the humor and poignancy of the early years of motherhood, exploring labor and delivery, caring for newborns, adjusting to a second child, discipline, pickers eaters, gender differences and more. - Patriot Ledger The audience of mostly moms find humor in the trials of their everyday lives… MOM 2 is in the works, and judging by the audience there should be plenty of moms lining up to see another dose of maternal humor. - “Chronicle” on WCVB-TV The hit show showcases the real life status that tells it like it really is… A sassy, irreverant and loving look at the mother of all jobs… The MOMologues has really hit a nerve with audiences.- Sara Edwards, CN8’s “NiteBeat” "The show is about the ups and downs of motherhood; what binds mothers together, not what sets them apart ... edgy, funny, and true." —Showcase Magazine, November 2002 "At the show we caught Saturday, the audience frequently exploded in laughter." —The Boston Globe Calendar, May 2002 "Reveals the funny, secretive side of having kids!" —Parents & Kids, April 2002 "The round robin of stories and anecdotes ... runs the gamut of emotion and experience that makes up motherhood!" —The Boston Globe, May 2002 "Truth is definitely funnier than fiction!" —The Boston Globe, May 2002
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