Philly Women’s Theatre presents the new play, “Tell Me a Love Story”

The Philadelphia Women's Theatre is proud to present the new work by Megan McDermott, “Tell Me a Love Story,” as part of our 11th Annual Festival! A tale of ripping seams, mending dreams, and the women who help us begin again. In Megan McDermott's moving play, an aspiring hat designer and a psychology student forge forward as they pursue their passions, protect their children, and find freedom through female friendship. “Tell Me A Love Story” celebrates the courage to dream again and is a tapestry of the many loves that define us: the loves we mend, the loves we tear ourselves away from, and the loves that help us stitch together a new life. REMAINING SHOW TIMES: Thursday, August 13th, 7:00pm Friday, August 14th, 7:00pm Saturday, August 15th, 2:00pm Saturday, August 15th, 7:00pm Sunday, August 16th, 2:00pm CAST: Megan McDermott* Donovan Lockett Georgia Woodford Samantha Solar Jonathan Barger Sterling Calhoun Jed Krivisky *Appears through the courtesy of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States About the Playwright: Megan McDermott is an actress and playwright with a passion for period pieces and heightened text, especially those that center women in the narrative. She has performed on many stages Regionally and Off-Broadway, including the Tony Award-winning Wilma Theater. A style chameleon, she specializes in combining the visceral and the poetic, and loves a great farce! She brings a playful spirit, open heart, and sense of humor to each project; and values curiosity, compassion, and collaboration. TICKETS: General admission tickets are $30. Student/Industry discount codes available for $15 tickets. Use code PWTFStudent or PWTFIndustry ABOUT THE FESTIVAL: The Philadelphia Women's Theatre fosters and encourages women in the performing arts by offering unique opportunities for exposure, professional, artistic and personal development and a platform for performance. PWT is a women's theatre festival committed to diversity, equity and inclusion. PWT does not discriminate based on age, race, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, religion, or ability. Through staffing, casting, and programming that reflects the diverse makeup of our community and our world, we are dedicated to creating accessible theatre for the Greater Philadelphia Region and its theatre artists. Our story is to #ChangeTheStory.