January 12 - February 2, 2008
Friday/Saturdays at 8pm $19
Sundays at 2pm $16
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Written by Clare Boothe Luce

Think of a Depression-era “Sex in the City” in which a group of self-absorbed Manhattan socialites offer up a menu of their lives: gossip,motherhood, infidelity and divorce. Add in a mixture of betrayal, lies, deception and innuendo and you end up with what The NewYork Times in 1936 called“a kettle of venom.”Featuring an all-female cast portraying more than 40 characters, this humorous yet biting satire was years ahead of its time and ran for a then-record 657 Broadway performances.

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