Tits

by Renee Schilling

When breasts and ovaries run amok, complaints will be filed, old friends will return, and new friends will be made.

When breasts and ovaries run amok, complaints will be filed, old friends will return, and new friends will be made.

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  • Samantha Cocco: Tits

    While it's certainly neither fun nor funny for women to have our bodies turn on us, Tits is an absolute riot. It has just the right amount of unique personality assigned to each body part to rival the likes of Pixar's 'Inside Out' personification of emotions. Of course each tit would have its own oddities, and each ovary its own level of unhinged demand. Women will get a kick out of this show and men will leave wondering if they should be kinder to the females in their lives.

    While it's certainly neither fun nor funny for women to have our bodies turn on us, Tits is an absolute riot. It has just the right amount of unique personality assigned to each body part to rival the likes of Pixar's 'Inside Out' personification of emotions. Of course each tit would have its own oddities, and each ovary its own level of unhinged demand. Women will get a kick out of this show and men will leave wondering if they should be kinder to the females in their lives.

  • Scott Sickles: Tits

    I'm not sure I've ever laughed at a description of tits before much less guffawed for a solid 30 seconds. And I never would have expected a certain someone to be the Gladys Kravitz of body parts but here we are!

    As someone whose male body rebels against him constantly, I must say, GUYS HAVE IT EASY! Schilling creates a hilarious negotiation between person and personified body parts: a nightmarish scenario filled with wonderful anguish and mirthful defiance. The theatricality is glorious and the roles, even the brief ones, are a hoot to play and behold!

    I'm not sure I've ever laughed at a description of tits before much less guffawed for a solid 30 seconds. And I never would have expected a certain someone to be the Gladys Kravitz of body parts but here we are!

    As someone whose male body rebels against him constantly, I must say, GUYS HAVE IT EASY! Schilling creates a hilarious negotiation between person and personified body parts: a nightmarish scenario filled with wonderful anguish and mirthful defiance. The theatricality is glorious and the roles, even the brief ones, are a hoot to play and behold!

  • Michael A. Grandel: Tits

    Very funny and original.

    Very funny and original.

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Development History

  • Type Reading, Organization Cleveland Public Theatre - The Darkroom, Pandemonium Fundraiser , Year 2021