The MOMologues

"MOMologues," the Original Comedy about Motherhood, written by Lisa Rafferty, Sheila Eppolita and Stefanie Cloutier, pulls back the curtain on the chaos and hilarity of motherhood, shining a spotlight on stages all moms know too well, but often keep to themselves. This sassy, irreverent, yet loving portrayal digs deep into the side-splitting adventures and mishaps of early maternal duties.

Charting a course from the rocky terrain of infertility to the monotonous repetition of reading bedtime stories, and finally to that heart-tugging moment when the school bus drives away, "MOMologues" captures both the laughter and the tears that motherhood entails. Its candid narrative embraces the full spectrum of raising children—the high highs, the low lows, and everything in between.

The show takes audiences on a roller coaster of emotions as it presents labor tales that could make even the most stoic person squirm, the near-impossible trials of running a "quick" errand with a child in tow, and the formidable challenge of finding kinship in the competitive world of parenting.

The real talk of the physical trials of mothering, from discussions of sex to the nitty-gritty of birthing experiences means "MOMologues" isn't quite suited for young audiences, but it's perfect for moms in search of a night out. It beckons mothers of all ages to gather their tribes and celebrate, with unrestrained laughter, their shared bond in what is undeniably "the toughest job you'll ever love."

Expertly balancing sass with sentimentality, "MOMologues" is a testament to the tenacity and love inherent in motherhood. It's a tribute that promises to resonate and elate, providing a night of humor that's as cathartic as it is entertaining.