oh, Honey

by Jeana Scotti

Four women meet on the first Monday of each month in the same diner, at the same time (when they’re on time) where they complain about the slow service, their dietary restrictions, the latest Real Housewives episodes, bad-smelling tuna fish sandwiches, and their college sons’ sexual assault allegations.

Four women meet on the first Monday of each month in the same diner, at the same time (when they’re on time) where they complain about the slow service, their dietary restrictions, the latest Real Housewives episodes, bad-smelling tuna fish sandwiches, and their college sons’ sexual assault allegations.

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  • Shaun Leisher: oh, Honey by Jeana Scotti
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    I haven't read a play before about campus SA from the perspective of mothers who will stop at nothing to prove their accused son's innocence. Scotti does a great job at writing real humans here and resisting the urge to paint them as too delusional. Despite its serious subject matter, this play is not without quite a few laughs as we get to witness the absolute entitlement these women feel they are owed, especially in the world of hospitality. A great ensemble piece that needs to be produced all over.

    I haven't read a play before about campus SA from the perspective of mothers who will stop at nothing to prove their accused son's innocence. Scotti does a great job at writing real humans here and resisting the urge to paint them as too delusional. Despite its serious subject matter, this play is not without quite a few laughs as we get to witness the absolute entitlement these women feel they are owed, especially in the world of hospitality. A great ensemble piece that needs to be produced all over.

    ”
Sarah- late 40s
Bianca- late 40s
Lu- 50s
Vicki- early 40s
Mari- 20s
Diner Guy/ Anthony - 50s-60s