Bess Wohl's acclaimed new play transfers to Broadway after a successful off-Broadway run.
It's 1970: somewhere in Ohio, six women meet on a basement basketball court, determined to shake up their lives and change the world. Fifty years later, one of their daughters tries to understand where things fell apart. A provocative, wildly theatrical world premiere that poses vital questions about friendship, legacy, and the true meaning of liberation.
Please note that this production is phone-free. To protect the privacy of the performers, venue staff will secure all phones in opaque Yondr pouches. Although you will have your phone in your possession at all times, you may wish to bring a physical bank or credit card with you for purchases inside the theatre. If you need your device to access captioning or audio-description, please cover its cameras with the options provided, or you can check out an assistive device from the theater. If venue staff observes you using your device during the performance, you will be asked to leave.
"An enthralling, emotional knockout and the first must see play of the season. Mothers, take your friends and daughters, and vice versa."
The Washington Post
Naveen Kumar
"Powerfully moving and consistently funny. An unadulterated pleasure. If there is a show that can make the case for a Tony Award for best ensemble, it’s this one."
The New York Times
Elisabeth Vincentelli
"Go see Liberation, people! Both times I’ve seen Bess Wohl’s THRILLING play, I’ve felt unprepared for the emotional wallop it lands."
New York Magazine
Jackson McHenry
