Gospel music star Ditty Blaylock promises a reunion of The Blaylock Sisters, her three adult daughters who were once a national sensation as “little superstars for Jesus.” But the sisters have been estranged for over twenty-five years – and reconciliation seems impossible. Will the show go on?
"Completely hysterical."
Talkin' Broadway
"Five stars!"
For All Events
"[Del Shores] shows us the fragile fac?ade of an entertainer's public face and the private mess of emotions that confront them when they're at home alone in front of a mirror."
48 Hills
"We laughed. We cried. We laughed some more. Don't miss this amazing show, especially if you're a fan of Sordid Lives."
Scott Carter, Goldstar
"Highly theatrical and highly natural... the story just rockets itself along, with revelations enough to surprise us for the entire running time."
Talkin' Broadway
"The play is written in multiple scenes that fit together like a jigsaw puzzle with a stunning but satisfying ending. The seriousness of the plotline is softened with classic zingers that bring spontaneous laughter throughout... so well written it verifies Alfred North Whitehead’s concept of relative time."
For All Events
"Each of the four ladies achieves some wonderful moments of pathos, passion, and welcome laughs throughout the show."
San Francisco Examiner
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"Little superstars for Jesus,” the Blaylock Sisters have grown up... and they're kind of a mess. There’s Rachel, a Christian vlogger who still has sex with her comatose husband; Abigail, a chain-smoking virgin with anger management issues; and Bethany, a closeted atheist stripper. When their overbearing stage mother Ditty “volunteers” her daughters for a star-studded reunion performance, all hell breaks loose. |
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