The Most Massive Woman Wins
by Madeleine George


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Synopsis
Challenging, brutal and hilarious, four women of various shapes and sizes sitting in the waiting room of a liposuction clinic explore their perceptions of body image.
The women reveal their experiences dealing with their weight issues through monologues, short scenes, and even schoolyard rhymes.
From painful childhood memories to frustrations with the opposite sex, these experiences both haunt and empower these women as they imagine their way to a new vision of themselves as beautiful and whole.
Press Reviews
"A powerful meditation on women’s deep hunger for respect."
— Maryland Theatre Guide
Characters
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CARLY 31 years old. In acid washed jeans, a rhinestone-studded denim jacket and a sweatshirt with high-top Reebok sneakers. |
CEL 26 years old. In a long dress. Her name is pronounced “Seel” – it‘s short for Celia. |
SABINE 25 years old. In CEL, à la mode nineties office wear. |
RENNIE 17 years old. In overalls and a flannel. She is a high-school senior. |
Publication
The Most Massive Woman Wins is a comedy play written by Madeleine George and published by Playscripts (2009).
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Playscripts · 2009 · 30 pp
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