Mom. Playwright.

As an attorney turned stay-at-home mom in New Hampshire, Susan Chamberlin has traveled a path to playwriting with more dramatic twists and turns than even I can claim.

Thanks to Jeanné McCartin at Seacoast.com for her feature on Chamberlin. I’ve found yet another heroine for whom I’m cheering. Read it and be inspired.

If you’re in the Portsmouth, NH area this weekend, show support and see George and Bill are Friends and Lions and Hyenas–two of Chamberlin’s works appearing in Late Night Confessions II at The Players’ Ring–Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Go mom playwright Chamberlin, go!

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Well actually, in this case it’s “Date Day“. Feed your muse and your relationship–grab your loved one and go!

Horizon Theatre has added an additional Saturday matinee performance of The Clean House, by mom playwright Sarah Ruhl. So if you didn’t get tickets before, or you’d like to see it again, here’s your last chance: Saturday, June 28, 2008 3:00 p.m. $20 (plus tax). 

Buy your tickets now, as seats are selling as we “speak”.

For more on Ms. Ruhl and her mom. playwright. story, check out a feature from The New Yorker here.

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