Reading Under the Influence: The "Real" Westchester Women's Book Club
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SHOW INFORMATION
Opened Apr 16, 2011
Closed May 29, 2011
1hr. 30min.
Visit the Reading Under the Influence: The "Real" Westchester Women's Book Club website:
http://www.ReadingUnderTheInfluenceThePlay.com
WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
In Reading Under the Influence, the wine hits the fan as the women of the Westchester Book Club gather to discuss their current required reading, The Homeless Dogs of Egypt. During their chardonnay-fueled discussion, they find out that the rights to their book club have been sold to a reality TV production company. It's the "The Real Housewives" meets "Oprah." Don't judge a book club by its cover... you never know how the pages will turn!
WHAT ARE CRITICS SAYING?
What are other members saying?
Go See!
If you want a fun night out go see this play. There were parts where I laughed so hard my sides hurt. It was unbelievably charming, well written, well acted and well directed. I had a great time all around. Itd be a great show to see with your girlfriends!
Reviewed by varvaragoddess
on Tuesday, Apr 19th, 2011
RE:Reading Under the Influence
Funny, biting satire that takes on one of our most prized institutions - the suburban book club. Old world clashes with new as the book club members fight to join the new world by turning the book club into a television reality show.
Funny, funny stuff.
Reviewed by Rocketman9
on Monday, Apr 18th, 2011
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The drinks flow as smoothly as the smart dialogue in Tony Glazer's Reading Under the Influence: The "Real" Westchester Women's Book Club, now playing at Union Square's DR2 Theatre.
Here, we meet the four women of the Westchester Book Club as they prepare to discuss their latest assignment, The Homeless Dogs of Egypt. Throughout the zany discourse, these women of very contrasting sensibilities and varying ages -- Kerry (Ashley Austin Morris), Megan (Barbara Walsh), Jocelyn (Joanne Bayless), and Sara (Summer Crocket Moore) -- come to terms with the fact that the rights to their book club have been sold to a reality TV production company.
Glazer immediately characterizes his women through th[...]