The Drowning Girls

Grim and disquietingly funny, The Drowning Girls is as much a cypher for women’s plight in our own day as it is a look back to an era when many women were dependent on men for everything from money to social standing. It was a situation ripe for abuse–physical, emotional, economic, social. That such varied forms of violence against women still exist is the play’s unspoken message.
Masking is required in the theater to protect performers and staff of all immunities.

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