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At long last, the dreaded teen years have been captured with the usual MOM hilarity with MOMologues 3: The Final Push. Responding to pleas from moms who saw the first two shows, the writers understood that comedy would abound as they experienced their own torment and terror as the moms of teenagers. From the list of parenting fails to the Seven Dwarves of the puberty years: Surly, Grumpy, Moody, Sulky, Secretive, Fresh, and Spoiled, this play captures the laughs and tears of motherhood again. Four separate characters tell their individual stories, either directly to the audience in...

Although students with emotional disturbance are
commonly known for their social behavioral deficits,
they often have academic deficits as well.
Unfortunately, much of the intervention research and
many of the practices used with this population
focus upon their social deficits and fail to focus
upon ameliorating their academic deficits. Clearly,
there is a need to identify research-based
interventions that focus on improving both the
social and academic deficits exhibited by students
with emotional disturbance. The purpose of this
study was to examine the differential effects of...

The MOM crew is at it again "MOMologues2: Off to School" offers a frank and funny look at the true tales of motherhood, from homework hell to multitasking mania. Four separate characters tell their individual stories, either directly to the audience in monologues, or in scenes with each other. Moms everywhere will laugh in recognition at the playdates gone wrong, the crazy way to get a Mom day off, how to stalk a potential babysitter, and much more.

Comedy

Characters: 4 female

Simple Set

This original comedy about motherhood rips away the gauzy mask of parenthood to reveal what all mothers know but don't always talk about: it's overwhelming and exhausting, but also very, very funny. From the joys of infertility, through reading the same books over and over and over, to finally seeing your baby get on that school bus, this play mines the laughs and tears of the early years of motherhood. Four separate characters tell their individual stories, either directly to the audience in monologues, or in scenes with each other. Mothers...