A Rooster in the Henhouse
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Sep 21, 2003
Closed Oct 25, 2003
Opened Sep 21, 2003
Closed Oct 25, 2003
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Running Time:
1hr. 25min.
1hr. 25min.
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
John O'Hern's solo show, A Rooster in the Henhouse, is one man's story of liberation from the day-to-day grind of a daily job and his subsequent journey into the world of becoming a stay at home dad. It is also a personal examination of the effects of the long-term relationship on marital sex, on getting pregnant in the midst of sexual starvation, and the resulting pregnancy and delivery. Mark S. Graham directs.
The production transfers to The Kirk Theater (410 West 42nd St.) beginning Wednesday, October 8, and plays the following schedule: Wednesday - Saturdays at 8 PM and Sundays at 3 PM.
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At the beginning of A Rooster in the Henhouse, John O'Hern, who wrote this account of life as a stay-at-home hubby, explains that statistics confirm that women live longer than men because the latter contingent is under more stress. He offers this as one reason why he wasn't averse to the decision he and his wife Lisa, a woman on an unspecified corporate fast track, made some years ago that he'd be the one to put his career on hold and raise the child they planned to have. You see, he was an actor who wasn't bringing home as much bacon as his spouse and who couldn't count on a reliable income any time soon.
Somewhere in his explanation is an intriguing suggestion in these post-consciousne[...]