One viral video. One career on the edge. One hour to decide: is she ready to go back? Jane wants her Big Tech job back. Loyd, the therapist assigned to assess her, isn’t so sure. As their session spirals, Job …


MARIANNA BASSHAM* (Director) returns to SpeakEasy having previously directed
Heroes of the Fourth Turning and Every Brilliant Thing. Other recent directing credits include Romeo and Juliet (Actors’ Shakespeare Project) and The Mad Ones (Boston Conservatory at Berklee). As an actor, Marianna has appeared in Blackbird (Elliot Norton Award – Outstanding Actor); In the Next Room (or the vibrator play); Reckless; A Future Perfect; Hand to God; Admissions; Small Mouth Sounds (live as the voice of The Teacher!); People, Places, and Things (Elliot Norton Award – Outstanding Actor); POTUS; and Pru Payne. Recent acting credits include productions with The Huntington (most recently in The Triumph of Love), The Gamm in Rhode Island, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, Actors’ Shakespeare Project, and many others. Marianna also teaches acting at Boston Conservatory at Berklee. (she/her)
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East Coast Premiere! Prudence “Pru” Payne is a contemporary Dorothy Parker: a sharp-tongued intellectual and critic who recently signed on to share her extraordinary life in an eagerly-awaited autobiography. But when Pru’s memory starts to fade, her son sets her …
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