“The City-Women by Mallorie Sievert deftly dramatizes the challenge of finding your way in a world that offers limited choices for women. Ana and Teresa’s questions about faith, class, and gender expectations remain fresh and urgent today. This sweet and funny script offers a poignant meditation on love in its many forms.”

Susanne Shawyer, past editor of Theatre Topics

“The City-Women is a woman’s story, but it is so much more than that. The City-Women is a story of identity, belonging, and faith that has the rare quality of saying something deeply human without telegraphing or being overt. Its universality will appeal to a variety of audiences who are yearning for an utterly human hero who makes the bravest of choices; being true to oneself in the face of adversity. Mallorie Sievert is an exciting new voice, whose prose sing the sound of nature.”
 

Kim Shively, Director, Actor, Intimacy Educator, and Associate Professor in the Department of Performing Arts at Elon University