Description
A coming of a certain age comedy about an unexpected, transformative friendship between two distinctly different women. Being bad never felt so good in this riveting one-act about second acts.
“It’s a story about how we keep discovering who we are and what we need as we age and how vital and powerful and dangerous it is, in a good way, to listen to your instincts instead of listening to the voices that are telling us societally and culturally what we should be and how we should age.” – Jen Silverman
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REVIEWS:
"One could not ask for a more stellar season opener for SLAC... very funny but also very enlightening." | The Utah Review | Les Roka
"Two women—one restless, one resigned—stir old regrets into new possibilities." | Rhetorical Review | Keolanani Kinghorn
"The Dangerous Seduction of Becoming New Infuses SLAC’s Production of The Roommate With Wit, Risk, and Reinvention" | Front Row Reviewers | Alisha & Jason Hagey
"The Roommate depends a lot on the performances and chemistry of the two leads, and the two veteran actors are more than up to the task." | City Weekly | Scott Renshaw
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