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Players Loft

14 Aug 2010

Performed by Virginia Bryan

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com
or the playwright direct where their email is shown at the top of the page

1h 0m Local Manhattan, NYC

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One birthed her, one nursed her, one raised her. Now she's burying all three. A daughter is called back to the red clay of Georgia to bury her three moms and shape her own identity. Good Lord Almighty! Who are all these crazy people at the funerals?! Virginia Bryan has written her first play-a one-woman show based on her life experience growing up with three mothers in the Bible Belt South. The show played at the 2010 New York International Fringe Festival and as part of the Mama Drama Festival at Stage Left Studio. In the play, Bryan plays herself and a slew of quirky characters, including family members and local towns people. The main character is the matriarch of the highly-revered Georgia family, Aunt Zooie, who sugar-coats everything, including death, by touting "we've got a life to celebrate" as she enters each funeral. Dark family secrets are revealed throughout which build to the final climax where the daughter realizes that what she thought was, wasn't.