I love theatre that speaks from a unique perspective and presents an existing idea to us in an abstract way so we have a new view on it. Meagher's "Three Ladybugs" definitely accomplishes this, while also being profound, charming, and witty. This piece is a conversation about our belief systems, our principles, our universal significance, and the size of the role we play in our worlds.

I love this play. It's charming and unusual, and forces you to think about your place (and others) in the universe, all in under 10-minutes!

This is a terrific philosophical satire that comments on humanity's tendency to think of itself as somehow existing outside and above nature. Three lady bugs debate the existence of a higher power and species more important than them, as unseen humans argue about the importance of respecting nature and not killing lady bugs. I saw it as part of the Boston Theatre Marathon's 2020 online readings (moved online during the coronavirus outbreak) and it worked so well in that medium. The atheist lady bug got my favorite line, something like: "Yes, there are other species, but they're aphids." Satirical gold.