Recommended by Kayla Menz

  • Kayla Menz: The Meaningful Action Theatre Company Presents A Workshop Reading Of "Muffed: A Recounting Of Farmington, Maine's 43rd Annual Chester Greenwood Day Devised By The Members Of The Meaningful Action Theatre Company" by Zack Peercy
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    I hope this show brings you as much joy as it brings me with side splitting laughter, goofy yet relatable characters, theatre inside jokes, and so many vagina puns. I am sure I am not the only one who has been searching for lightness and silliness lately. Here is a chance to giggle at adults playing 5 year olds, groan at puns, and smile at the sincerity and heart exhibited by these characters. I can't wait for this play to reach communities who need it. These characters can be anyone, even you.

    I hope this show brings you as much joy as it brings me with side splitting laughter, goofy yet relatable characters, theatre inside jokes, and so many vagina puns. I am sure I am not the only one who has been searching for lightness and silliness lately. Here is a chance to giggle at adults playing 5 year olds, groan at puns, and smile at the sincerity and heart exhibited by these characters. I can't wait for this play to reach communities who need it. These characters can be anyone, even you.

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  • Kayla Menz: The Sporting Life by Marjorie Muller
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    The Sporting Life examines a world where women have been pushed to the limit and become monsters themselves. There is no fear of bloodshed when you bleed every month. What happens when the people who are supposed to protect you are the ones who betray you? A best friend? A teacher? A parent? Who is there to protect you from yourself and the decisions you will make? This is a relentless, action packed, gasp inducing, hilarious, and vulnerable show and I can't wait to see more theatres produce it!

    The Sporting Life examines a world where women have been pushed to the limit and become monsters themselves. There is no fear of bloodshed when you bleed every month. What happens when the people who are supposed to protect you are the ones who betray you? A best friend? A teacher? A parent? Who is there to protect you from yourself and the decisions you will make? This is a relentless, action packed, gasp inducing, hilarious, and vulnerable show and I can't wait to see more theatres produce it!

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