Secrets of a Soccer Mom
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Mar 5, 2008
Closed May 4, 2008
Opened Mar 5, 2008
Closed May 4, 2008
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
In the play, three women leave their traditional spot on the sidelines to play in the annual mother-son soccer game. This ordinary day becomes extraordinary as the competition ignites their fierce desire to recapture their spirit, humor and passion.
Secrets of a Soccer Mom takes a look at a part of life that is rarely explored on stage. It speaks to everyone, no matter age or gender, in attempting to answer that age old question: how in the world did I wind up
here?
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How much longer must we endure the whining of affluent, nonworking suburban mothers who choose to stay home to raise their children (usually with considerable domestic help) and then find themselves suffering from a certain anomie? In Kathleen Clark's new "comedy" Secrets of a Soccer Mom, now at the Snapple Center under the direction of Judith Ivey, sidelined athlete Alison (played by the buff Caralyn Kozlowski) complains about her workaholic husband and compares her plight to that of a single mother. In reality, the very notion is an insult to the real single mothers of the world, most of whom daily rise to challenges that the three commiserating housewives in Secrets can't even begin to i[...]