Set in a recording studio, Audio Commentary reunites three actresses whose once-shared teen comedy has aged as unevenly as their careers. As Mandy, Ramona, and Jackie revisit the film, buried resentments, ego, and desperation erupt into sharp, hilarious conflict. The play’s biting dialogue and escalating tension make it a fast-paced, actor-driven piece that offers rich roles and a wickedly entertaining theatrical experience.

A very funny premise - three women reunite for a commentary track for the DVD of a teenage sex comedy. The characters are dead on, it feels very true to life, while cleverly satirizing the film industry.

Craig Shemin’s experience in television and film sparkles in this tightly woven one-act. As three actresses are hemmed in during an anniversary DVD commentary recording session, the warm glow of nostalgia quickly fades... and they’re forced to square off. The career paths of these ladies diverged considerably since they’ve last met, and Shemin’s characterization demonstrates this masterfully. The recording sign’s on, they’re running out of time, and whatever they say... it’s all legally binding. Three very juicy parts for women. Give this one a look!