CHICK FIGHT! A Reckoning in Nine Movements

by Sara Jean Accuardi

[full length] No ties allowed. Who will win, who will die, who will join her sisters in the infernal halls of disgrace?

"The play is a powerful commentary on a media culture that objectifies women, a society that teaches us that other women are threats, and a patriarchal system that refuses to let us out of the wrestling ring." - Krista Garver, Broadway World

[full length] No ties allowed. Who will win, who will die, who will join her sisters in the infernal halls of disgrace?

"The play is a powerful commentary on a media culture that objectifies women, a society that teaches us that other women are threats, and a patriarchal system that refuses to let us out of the wrestling ring." - Krista Garver, Broadway World

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CHICK FIGHT! A Reckoning in Nine Movements

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  • Jessi Pitts: CHICK FIGHT! A Reckoning in Nine Movements by Sara Jean Accuardi
    “

    Cannot stop recommending this show to anyone within earshot. I was so fortunate to catch the Artemis Theatre Project's take on Chick Fight in Seattle last month, and WOW. It's rare that a show reminds me so acutely why theatre is such an incomparable medium. Truly one of the best shows I've seen in years.

    Cannot stop recommending this show to anyone within earshot. I was so fortunate to catch the Artemis Theatre Project's take on Chick Fight in Seattle last month, and WOW. It's rare that a show reminds me so acutely why theatre is such an incomparable medium. Truly one of the best shows I've seen in years.

    ”
  • Philip Kaplan: CHICK FIGHT! A Reckoning in Nine Movements by Sara Jean Accuardi
    “

    A biting play about how women are pitted against each other by society. The nine scenes cover a wide landscape, childhood, motherhood, politics, genuine friendship through sharp dialogue and crisp scenarios. Both abstract and very real.

    A biting play about how women are pitted against each other by society. The nine scenes cover a wide landscape, childhood, motherhood, politics, genuine friendship through sharp dialogue and crisp scenarios. Both abstract and very real.

    ”

Character Information

  • SHE
    a monstrous thing
    Can be played by:
    • Actor Gender Identity
      Woman,
      Non-binary
  • HER
    a monstrous thing
    Can be played by:
    • Actor Gender Identity
      Woman,
      Non-binary
  • HIM
    a constant presence, plays the cello
    Can be played by:
    • Actor Gender Identity
      Man,
      Non-binary
  • VOICE FROM ABOVE
    can be any voice, but-- let's be real-- it's probably a dude. Can be pre-recorded if necessary.

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Production History