←Recommendations of 1900s Women Bonding

Razor-sharp comedy! It takes the tropes of the far too many ways women have been portrayed in history and skewers them to delightful effect. It feels like a pressure valve releasing steam!

I'm constantly in love with and delighted by Weingarten's plays. This play was selected as part of our student-directed one-act play festival and was well received by the audience and the cast and director had a blast working on it. The irreverence of the piece makes it "hysterical" and sadly still completely relevant.

Hilarious overlay of 1900 era reality and modern attitude.

This short play would be hilarious (and indeed it is) if it were not such a true reflection of life for women in the early 1900's.
The whimsy of these two ladies conversation on their porch is a true delight and you can't help but feel sorry for them, yet admire their resolve.
Love it!

Biting and funny -- great opportunities for actors and designers to go all out.

A quick, quippy satire about coping (barely, not really) when your personhood is treated like a favor at best and a nuisance at worst.

The sea sounds lovely as does the tea.... That is my new answer after recent choices our brave men have made for us. Thank you, Catherine for helping us see the way to happiness.

Dark, satiric content beneath a bubblegum pink, or wallpaper yellow, veneer.

Catherine Weingarten's dialogue is tremendous and I love the few anachronistic flourishes that will make a person question just when in the 1900s "1900s Women Bonding" is set ... or lead a person to realize this has been the reality for several, several years.

An existence that, after Roe V. Wade has been overturned, is not too distant. Their fate is not their choice, but golly will they put on a smile.

Catherine Weingarten is so insightful under the guise of 1900s tropes. Scratch the surface, and the sadness and the coping methods women still employ today come clear.