In a café at the end of the world, women trade stories of motherhood, from Odessa under occupation to New York on 9/11 and a kibbutz under attack. Funny, raw, and deeply human, this original devised piece is drawn from the lives and family histories of the women who perform it.
Performed in Russian by Arlekin’s resident company with English supertitles in an intimate setting of 40 seats. Devised and directed by Yana Gladkikh, star of Arlekin's award-winning production of The Dybbuk and director of Beethoven. Choreography by Suli Holum, co-founder of Pig Iron Theatre Company. Soundscape by Bryce Somerville and Victor McSurely, alumni of Blue Man Group Boston.