Uncommon Women And Others
by Wendy Wasserstein


What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the insightful portrayal of early career women and the relevant themes of feminism and self-discovery. Many find the humor and character depth engaging, making it a poignant reflection on women's experiences in the 1970s. However, some feel that the play may not resonate as strongly today or lacks emotional depth in parts.
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THE STORY: Comprised of a collage of interrelated scenes, the action begins with a reunion, six years after graduation, of five close friends and classmates at Mount Holyoke College.
They compare notes on their activities since leaving school and t
Press Reviews
"This striking and exceptional play was presented by New York's renowned Phoenix Theatre, and then selected for the PBS "Theatre in America" series on nationwide television. Affecting, funny and perceptive, the play delves into the lives, loves and aspirations of a group of seniors at a prestigious eastern women's college. "…funny, ironic, and affectionate comedy…Miss Wasserstein is an uncommon young woman if ever there was one."
— The New Yorker
"…the real triumph of UNCOMMON WOMEN is that you leave the theatre caring deeply about its characters."
— NY Post
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Uncommon Women And Others is a American comedy play written by Wendy Wasserstein and published by Dramatists Play Service (1978).
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