A Woman Among Women
by Julia May Jonas

It’s Cleo’s backyard, Roy’s back in town, and Christine’s brought information.

I mean, basil.

A Woman Among Women riffs on Arthur Miller’s All My Sons, challenging audiences to participate in the making of a tragic hero, experience her Aristotelian fall from grace, and interrogate the meaning of collective catharsis.

A Woman Among Women is part of Jonas’ All Long True American Stories, a cycle of five “response plays” that reimagine canonical 20th-century male-experience plays as they’d be lived by other people, mostly women.