A Play Titled After the Collective Noun for Female-Identifying 20-Somethings Living in NYC in the 2010s
by Haleh Roshan

THE STORY: Shirin is working on a book about post-Occupy Wall Street grassroots movements and trying not to succumb to anxiety attacks.

CJ is a public defender navigating NYC’s fucked up judicial system, while trying to make time for a meaningful personal life.

Elizabeth needs to finish college and figure out what to do next.

Oh, also, there’s a mysterious bug infestation in the kitchen.

Hashtag millennials, amirite?

Putting an urgent spin on stories about “girls” in any medium, COLLECTIVE NOUN is a love letter to an unsung history of collective action and a battle cry for radically reenvisioning what it means to fight for change.