It’s 1976 and bell bottoms, shag rugs and disco are in all their groovy glory. As the country celebrates its Bicentennial, two very different women search for their own independence. Iconoclast artist Diana (Sara Morsey) looks down on faculty wife Alice (Patti Gardner), but their young daughters’ friendship forces them together. David Auburn’s twice-extended Broadway hit traces each woman’s growing disquiet with the compromises they’ve made, and the transformative power of a friendship at the right time.

“Sharply observant... a story of profound connection and awakening disquiet.” – The New York Times

Runtime: 1 hour 30 minutes (no intermission)

Presented by Roz & Charles Stuzin.
This divinely intimate portrait of motherhood, ambition and independence is dedicated to Christine Dolen.