The Woman Who Was Me
written by Peter Grandbois and directed by Jeremy Williams
The kiss of a stranger awakens the desire and creativity of a middle-aged wife, mother, teacher, and writer, launching her on a journey exploring a life outside conventional marriage, motherhood, and sexual appetite. Her identity fragments as she embarks on a sexual odyssey filled with risk, questioning, and confused boundaries. In wandering, how can she put down roots, find a voice, and craft a new story of herself and those with whom she shares a kinship?
written by Peter Grandbois and directed by Jeremy Williams
The kiss of a stranger awakens the desire and creativity of a middle-aged wife, mother, teacher, and writer, launching her on a journey exploring a life outside conventional marriage, motherhood, and sexual appetite. Her identity fragments as she embarks on a sexual odyssey filled with risk, questioning, and confused boundaries. In wandering, how can she put down roots, find a voice, and craft a new story of herself and those with whom she shares a kinship?
Liz Stanton will be touring The Woman Who Was Me starting in the Fall of 2021
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This play was performed by Liz Stanton, courtesy of THEATERLAB and produced by CONVERGENCES THEATRE COLLECTIVE
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