Five Lesbians Eating a Quiche
March 29 at 7:30pm
Jun 1, 2, 7 & 9 at 9:30pm
at 84 1/2 Society Street
part of the Piccolo Fringe Festival

'The egg is as close to Lord Jesus as a piece of food can get!' - Lulie

The comedy hit of the spring is back as the outrgeous and 'hysterically funny' Five Lebians Eating A Quiche returns for a limited Piccolo Spoleto engagement. Called 'pure fun' by Charleston City Paper, Five Lesbians left our audiences hurting with laughter and asked for a change of pants! Written by College of Charleston graduate Evan Linder along with Andrew Hobgood, both of What If? sister theatre The New Colony in Chicago, this tasty treat will defintely have you begging for more!

Itʼs 1956 and the women of the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein are beginning their annual quiche breakfast. When communists descend upon their idyllic all-American town, panic and sisterhood head into high gear in this completely original work that Time Out Chicago recently deemed, ʻsmart and hysterically funnyʼ.

Youʼll never look at a quiche the same way again...guaranteed.

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