Women's Expressive Theatre or WET, last year's new women's theatre collective, is back in New York City. The company, founded by Sasha Eden and Victoria Pettibone, stages the 1991 Susan Smith Blackburn Award winner Bold Girls March 30-April 21.
Bold Girls tells the story of three Belfast women, who, despite having husbands at war and in jail, have retained a strong bond with one another. The arrival of a mysterious young girl, however, threatens their closeness. Rona Munro is also the author of The Maiden Stone.
Eden, Denise Lute, Sally Wheeler and Marian Tomas Griffin star. They are directed by Flea Theatre resident director Hayley Finn. Finn's credits include Golem, The Bad Infinity and her one-person show, Hysteria.
Tickets are $15. Bold Girls performs at Urban Stages, 259 West 30th Street. For reservations, call (212) 396-4280.
— By Christine Ehren
