ALISON LEIBY: OH GOD, A SHOW ABOUT ABORTION to Begin Performances at the Cherry Lane Theatre This Spring
Hailed as the "Best Political Comedy of 2021" by the New York Times.
By: A.A. Cristi

Presenter Ilana Glazer ("Broad City," "The Afterparty") will bring Alison Leiby's critically acclaimed comedy about no one's favorite subject to the stage.
Hailed as the "Best Political Comedy of 2021" by the New York Times and directed by Lila Neugebauer (The Wolves, The Waverly Gallery), Alison Leiby: Oh God, A Show About Abortion will play the Cherry Lane Theatre in Manhattan for six weeks only, from April 25 through June 4, 2022. Opening night will be May 5, 2022. Tickets are on sale at OhGodShow.com. Alison Leiby's summer started with a bang and ended with a visit to Planned Parenthood. In between, she had two root canals, one very scary trip to the "Fertility" section of a Missouri CVS, and a dozen or so meltdowns about what to wear to an abortion, naturally. In her new show, described as "humane and deeply funny" by The New York Times, Alison walks through the stupid minutiae, the backwards practices, and the surprising perspective that comes with exercising your reproductive rights.
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