Love and Loathing: gritty truth about mothers

Allie Weigh Productions

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With her own original compositions, violin, voice and intimate monologues Allie Weigh delves into the reality of mothering and its contradictions in this time when women have more choice, more expectations and shifting desires. Allie Weigh leaves her kitchen sink and psychotherapist chair to share searing, touching and humorous truths about the secret lives and struggles of mothers with her audience.

"Allie Weigh weaves a poetic and musical spell that is by turns
funny, meditative, and moving." John Arthur Sweet, monologist.

"Allie Weigh’s talent for storytelling, beautiful voice, and musical excellence share the stage with violin and time travel in an intimate and gorgeous first solo show...Laugh, groove, look back satisfied." Cat Kidd writer/performer

One performance only Monday, May 23th at 8PM.

Tickets are available:
Online
At the door the night of the performance
Or during MainLine Theatre's Box Office hours (Tuesday to Saturday from 2PM to 6PM)

But be aware that same day purchases are only available by telephone or at the MainLine Theatre Box Office

HORAIRE / SCHEDULE

  • Monday 23 May 2016 / 20:00

55 minutes
Pour âges / For ages 18+
Retardataires / Latecomers : 5 minutes

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