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About the show
So Happy I Could Scream! is a musical revue celebrating the
transformative experience of motherhood. Touching,
humorous, and thought-provoking, it transports the audience
to a bewildering world of love, relationships, discipline,
gender roles, career paths, sex, family planning, and facing
the empty nest. Featuring an upbeat mix of contemporary
song styles, monologues and scenes, So Happy I Could Scream!
will appeal to anyone who is a mother -- or has one.
Performance history
So Happy I Could Scream! began at a kitchen table in the
Chicago suburbs. It was developed at Theatre Building
Chicago, where it was seen in the Monday Night Musicals
series and at the Stages Festival of New Musicals. In 2008 it
received a concert reading at the Paramount Theatre
(Aurora, Illinois). Most recently it was selected for the TRU
Voices New Musicals Series, which sponsored a reading at
Players Theatre in NYC featuring Ann Harada, Melanie
Kann, Barbara McCulloh, and Allyson Tucker.
So Happy I Could Scream! is a musical revue celebrating the
transformative experience of motherhood. Touching,
humorous, and thought-provoking, it transports the audience
to a bewildering world of love, relationships, discipline,
gender roles, career paths, sex, family planning, and facing
the empty nest. Featuring an upbeat mix of contemporary
song styles, monologues and scenes, So Happy I Could Scream!
will appeal to anyone who is a mother -- or has one.
Performance history
So Happy I Could Scream! began at a kitchen table in the
Chicago suburbs. It was developed at Theatre Building
Chicago, where it was seen in the Monday Night Musicals
series and at the Stages Festival of New Musicals. In 2008 it
received a concert reading at the Paramount Theatre
(Aurora, Illinois). Most recently it was selected for the TRU
Voices New Musicals Series, which sponsored a reading at
Players Theatre in NYC featuring Ann Harada, Melanie
Kann, Barbara McCulloh, and Allyson Tucker.
| Katherine Keberlein in "Grocer-Ease." Photo by Paul Grigonis. |
So Happy I Could Scream!
The Motherhood Musical
Book by Judy Freed
Lyrics by Randi Wolfe
Music and additional lyrics by Sari Miller
The Motherhood Musical
Book by Judy Freed
Lyrics by Randi Wolfe
Music and additional lyrics by Sari Miller