20TH CENTURY BLUES by
Four women meet once a year for a ritual photo shoot, chronicling their changing selves, as they navigate the complications of history. But when their private photographs taken over 40 years threaten to go public, relationships are tested, forcing the women to confront who they are and how they'll deal with whatever lies ahead. "20th Century Blues" is a sharply funny and evocative play that...
Four women meet once a year for a ritual photo shoot, chronicling their changing selves, as they navigate the complications of history. But when their private photographs taken over 40 years threaten to go public, relationships are tested, forcing the women to confront who they are and how they'll deal with whatever lies ahead. "20th Century Blues" is a sharply funny and evocative play that questions our place in the world and with one another.
"Critics Pick! Susan Miller's 20th Century Blues is empathetic and timely." Deadline.com
"These are fully rounded people. Representative of a lot of women who want to see themselves on state. It's a diverse play as well." PBS Theater Talk
"A brilliant play. Miller's script is clever and wise, bursting with great lines and naked truths." Curve Magazine
"20th Century Blues breaks the mold when it comes to the female ensemble dramedy...with poignant but still laugh-out-loud social commentary on the process of aging in America, razor sharp one-liners and thought provoking questions." BroadwayWorld.com
"Critics Pick! Susan Miller's 20th Century Blues is empathetic and timely." Deadline.com
"These are fully rounded people. Representative of a lot of women who want to see themselves on state. It's a diverse play as well." PBS Theater Talk
"A brilliant play. Miller's script is clever and wise, bursting with great lines and naked truths." Curve Magazine
"20th Century Blues breaks the mold when it comes to the female ensemble dramedy...with poignant but still laugh-out-loud social commentary on the process of aging in America, razor sharp one-liners and thought provoking questions." BroadwayWorld.com