I hope you’ll excuse me while I kvell a little here! It’s so exciting for us to be able to announce that thanks to the incredibly positive audience and critical response to our production of Lynne’ Kaufman’s THE COUCH, we’ve extended its limited run beyond the Festival dates. We still have excellent availability for both of our main stage plays through March 31 (and great 2-play packages), and we have 2 more wonderful weeks of readings and events on the Festival calendar. But now we’ve also added 3 more dates for THE COUCH: Friday April 5 and Saturday April 6 at 8 pm, and for you matinee-lovers, Sunday April 7 at 2 pm.

Peter Ruocco (Jung) and Louis Parnell (Freud) tangle in Lynne Kaufman’s THE COUCH. Photo by Jim Norrena.
As a Company, we really couldn’t be more delighted with the reception to our brand new, uniquely 3GT take on Lynne’s play! All of the members of our team — director Amy Glazer, playwright Lynne Kaufman, cast members, designers, front of house crew, along with the behind-the-scenes folks responsible for our impressive production values –have been singled out for praise by the critics and by audience members. Here are just a few examples of what we’re hearing:
- “3Girls Theatre’s welcome revival features a stellar cast . . funny and intriguing. . . high-end production values. Kaufman’s triumphant, feminist ending is both hilarious and deeply satisfying.” Jean Schiffman, SF Examiner
- “a perfect jewel of a play. . . .unfolds with clarity and humorous twists, authentic costuming, and tight performances by a talented ensemble” Cari Lynn Pace, Marin Scope
- “an excellent reprise. . .[acted] with aplomb and believability. . . The set has a starring role” John McMullen, Berkeley Daily Planet
- “delightfully humorous and irreverent” Susan Cohn, San Mateo Daily Journal
- “hilariously witty writing . . . deliverance by a quintet of stellar performers never disappoints” Emma Krasov, Art and Entertain Me
And the full articles are even better than these short quotes! And mo bettah: audience response has been powerful and satisfying. Goldstar reviewers resoundingly agree with the critics. And my personal favorite Goldstar comment:
“The theater company is wonderful. Go support them.”
Yahoo! If you still haven’t bought your tickets — or if your March calendar was too tight to fit in a show — I hope all of this encourages you to join us soon and see what happens when 3Girls Theatre puts women’s work on stage, where it belongs!

3Girls founders Lee Brady, AJ Baker and Suze Allen on Opening Night at the 2013 Festival