

By Ellen Fairey
Directed by Kimberly Senior
“Laugh-out-loud funny”
— Chicago Tribune

Jun 23 – Jul 29, 2018 in Goodman's Albert Theatre
90 minutes, no intermission
The world’s changing, bro.
Every Thursday in Wrigleyville is “Guys’ Night” for a group of pals who gather to vent about middle-aged maladies—with a “No Ladies” policy strictly enforced. When an unexpected visitor crashes the party, their notions of what it means to be a man in today’s America are suddenly upended. Don’t miss this of-the-moment comedy by Ellen Fairey, whose work has been hailed “a must-see for anyone who follows important new plays” (Chicago Tribune).
“Light, entertainingly crisp”
– Chicago Sun-Times
An “explosive laugh fest”
– Around the Town Chicago
“You’ll have a very good time at the Goodman”
– Chicago Tribune
An “undeniable love letter to Chicago”
– Daily Herald
“A deeply sympathetic portrayal of men in the midst of rapidly changing expectations”
– Chicago Sun-Times
“Wonderfully empathetic and laugh-out-loud funny”
– BroadwayWorld
“Warm and comical”
– Around the Town Chicago
“A work with gobs of empathy for all”
– Chicago Tribune
“This comedy works well as a summer offering”
– Chicago Sun-Times
“Entertains throughout with its down-to-earth characters”
– Daily Herald
“Terrific performances”
– Chicago Sun-Times
“A blast with one funny line after another”
– Around the Town Chicago
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