Set in a Dunkin’ Donuts on the side of a Massachusetts highway, Jennifer, Who Is Leaving is a familiar and hilarious exploration of the expectations placed on women, the physical and emotional labor of being a caregiver, and what happens when we reach our breaking point.
"A scathing feminist comedy... a knockout play that should be destined for Broadway."
DC Theater Arts
"[A] hilarious and meaningful play... The play’s socioeconomic themes and apt... perspective on women’s domestic burdens entwine with the often superb comedy."
The Washington Post
"Definitely feminist. Scarily relatable. Wholly unfettered."
Washington Blade
"A comic donut dipped in tears... Women’s exasperation with men has never been mined for the stage more hilariously and achingly."
DC Theater Arts
"A terrific coup... hits all the right notes, deftly blending slice-of-life comedy with some deeply sobering realities about what goes on behind the closed doors of the various lives inhabiting this play... the play pulls no punches in terms of the darker (and disappointing) inner lives of its two central characters, but still somehow manages not to take itself too seriously."
MD Theatre Guide
"A comedic blast of energy... a vital commentary on the expectations of women."
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Nan is working the night shift, fielding periodic calls from her retired husband with questions about reheating dinner and where his car keys are. Jennifer is trying to tune out Joey, her elderly patient who is relishing getting on her last nerve. And Lili is stressing out about her upcoming SATs. |
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