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Written By: Michele Lowe |
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Michele Lowe’s
plays include The Smell of the Kill (Broadway debut), String of
Pearls, Backsliding in the Promised Land, Map of Heaven,
Germany Surrenders and Hit the Lights! Her work has been
produced at Primary Stages, Vineyard Theatre, Intiman, City Theatre, Berkshire
Theatre Festival, Reykjavik City Theatre (Iceland), Syracuse Stage, Cleveland
Play House and Cincinnati Play House in the Park among others. Geva Theatre
Centre commissioned her new play Community Service. Lowe’s work appears
in New Monologues for Women by Women (Heinemann, 2004). For television
she has written several episodes of Little Bear based on characters
created by Maurice Sendak. Screenplays include The Emergence of Emily Stark
and Quitting Texas for Avenue Pictures. Lowe is a recipient of the
Frankel Award. She is a graduate of Northwestern University's Medill School of
Journalism. She is a member of ASCAP and the Dramatists Guild. |
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This & That: |
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Smell of the Kill was originally produced in 2002 at
The Cleveland Play House and opened on Broadway on March 26th 2002 and ran for
40 performances |
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"A very
funny guilty pleasure." - NY 1 News |
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Take three delicious, malicious wives, add three
miserable, unloving husbands and chill. That's the recipe of Michele Lowe's
tantalizing new comedy that had Broadway audiences cheering. The Smell of the
Kill revolves around Nicky, Debra and Molly who have tolerated one another
during once-a-month dinners for years. While their unseen spouses play golf in
the dining room, the women exchange confidences for the first time revealing
that all three marriages are on the brink of disaster and all three women are
facing the challenges of their lives. |
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"…nice, mean fun…a deft little anti-love
story…light-hearted, cold-hearted…" - Newsday |
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PRODUCTION INFORMATION: |
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Production Photo: (Coming Soon) |
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Performance Dates: September 19, 20 & 26, 27 |
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Curtain Time: All Shows 8:00pm |
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Tickets: All seat $12.00
(Click to
purchase On-Line) |
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Directed By: Stephanie Brockman |
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Production Stage Manager: Charley Shafor |
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Cast: |
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Pam Steiniger as DEBRA |
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Reba Casey as NICKY |
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Michelle MacCutcheon as MOLLY |
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David Jenkins as DANNY |
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Rob O’Brien as JAY |
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Home |
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WE'RE
"PAIRING" UP!
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Ranier Wines of Washington State the makers of Mad
Housewife Wine have generously become sponsors of our first show “The Smell of
the Kill.” There isn’t a better trio of wines for our clever and somewhat “mad”
housewives of our own in Michelle Lowe’s hysterical play. This very charitable
wine producer has generously provided their product so that we may offer it to
you, as a tasting, at all four performances of “The Smell of the Kill.” As a
bonus we will be raffling off four unique purse packs which include three
bottles of wine and a Mad Housewife t-shirt at every performance.
So whether you are a subscriber or a single ticket holder don’t miss this funny
play and a chance to try some great wine!
Click to Visit Mad
Housewife wines on the web
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A Mad
Housewife Purse Pack Raffled Each Evening! |
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