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Stay tuned for our next run of Divorce!
Special thanks to the Triad Theatre NYC for housing our first smash-hit cabaret performances!
We played eight shows in October '12 to nearly sold-out houses every night. It was a beautiful theatre, excellent audiences, and a wonderful experience overall.
Missed the show? Don't fret... We will be back!
xoxo
The Divorce Team
We played eight shows in October '12 to nearly sold-out houses every night. It was a beautiful theatre, excellent audiences, and a wonderful experience overall.
Missed the show? Don't fret... We will be back!
xoxo
The Divorce Team
Ruthe Ponturo and Rosemary Kalikow,
Tina Kourakos, Francine and Simon Katz, and Michelle Smith
present
Tina Kourakos, Francine and Simon Katz, and Michelle Smith
present
Divorce The Musical
After 34 years of wedded bliss, reality hits Mrs. Ruthe Ponturo hard in the form of a classic mid-life cliché - her devoted husband suddenly announces that he wants a divorce.
Could he be lusting after a younger woman? Does he now want to hang out at single's bars? Does his sudden weight loss reflect a steamy affair?
What's a wife to do? Well if you're Ruthe, you do not crumble from heartbreak, suffer a nervous breakdown or wallow in self-pity. NO! Instead of sad, Ruthe gets mad expressing her entire divorce dilemma in 75 minutes by writing wickedly comedic songs.
Concept and Lyrics by Ruthe Ponturo
Music by John Thomas Fischer
Directed by Greg McCaslin
Musical Direction by John Thomas Fischer
Additional material by Rosemary Kalikow
Could he be lusting after a younger woman? Does he now want to hang out at single's bars? Does his sudden weight loss reflect a steamy affair?
What's a wife to do? Well if you're Ruthe, you do not crumble from heartbreak, suffer a nervous breakdown or wallow in self-pity. NO! Instead of sad, Ruthe gets mad expressing her entire divorce dilemma in 75 minutes by writing wickedly comedic songs.
Concept and Lyrics by Ruthe Ponturo
Music by John Thomas Fischer
Directed by Greg McCaslin
Musical Direction by John Thomas Fischer
Additional material by Rosemary Kalikow
