by Charles Busch
directed by Lynne Meadow
with Rhea Perlman, Marilu Henner, Richard Kind, Chevi
Colton, and Charles Daniel Sandoval
BROADWAY PRODUCTION CLOSED SEPTEMBER 15TH 2002!
THE ROAD COMPANY CONTINUES ON!
July 31st, 2001 - Valerie Harper joins the cast.
May 28th, 2002 Rhea Perlman, Marilu Henner, and Richard Kind
take over the New York Production as Valerie, Michelle, and Tony Hit the Road!
 Mid-life malaise is a good excuse for the
sexual and psychological liberation instigated by a strangely familiar
visitor, in this deliciously devious social satire. This play is laced
with wicked fun and delightful surprises.
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"Wall-to-wall
laughs. Busch displays a sure gift for turning gimlet-eyed
social observation into hearty comedy. Uproarious!"
-Ben Brantley, The New York Times
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"Irresistibly
hilarious. The audience howls with delight and Linda Lavin
gives one of the finest performances you'll ever see."
-David Kaufman, Daily News
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"Great
Show! Marvelous Fun. Played to perfection by the glamorous
Michele Lee." -Jacques Le Sourd, The Journal News
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"Snazzily
staged by Director Lynne Meadow." -Donald Lyons, New York
Post
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"The
funniest new play to open on or off Broadway this season"
-Michael Kuchwara, Associated Press
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"Extraordinarily
funny new play. It may well prove to be the comic peak of
the theatre season." -Charles Isherwood, Daily Variety
Playwright: Charles Busch
Mr. Busch is the author of Psycho Beach Party, The Lady in
Question and Vampire Lesbians of Sodom. The latter is one
of the longest running plays in Off-Broadway history. He was seen most
recently in the one-man-show, Flipping My Wig at the WPA
Theatre.
Director: Lynne Meadow
Artistic Director of MTC, this two-time Drama desk nominee is one of
the country’s leading directors. She has staged over a dozen
critically-acclaimed New York premieres, including Lee Blessing’s Eleemosynary,
Donald Margulies The Loman Family Picnic and Leslie
Ayvazian’s Nine Armenians. 
