Fefu and Her Friends

Join us for a play by María Irene Fornés, directed by Alexis Piasecki, ’26, and presented by the Spotlight Players.

Set in the 1930s, the play follows a group of eight women who gather at the country home of their brilliant and eccentric friend, Fefu. As multiple conflicts unfold between the old friends, the women struggle to define who they are and what it means to be a woman in a patriarchal society. Though written in the 1970s, "Fefu and Her Friends" raises questions and anxieties around gender and identity that endure today.

This production makes use of perambulatory staging. During Act II, audience members will be invited to travel from space to space around McManus Theatre and other nearby locations.

Tickets can be purchased via Loyola's Box Office. Reduced price tickets are available for Loyola students, faculty, and staff, seniors, and large groups.

Join us for a play by María Irene Fornés, directed by Alexis Piasecki, ’26, and presented by the Spotlight Players.

Set in the 1930s, the play follows a group of eight women who gather at the country home of their brilliant and eccentric friend, Fefu. As multiple conflicts unfold between the old friends, the women struggle to define who they are and what it means to be a woman in a patriarchal society. Though written in the 1970s, "Fefu and Her Friends" raises questions and anxieties around gender and identity that endure today.

This production makes use of perambulatory staging. During Act II, audience members will be invited to travel from space to space around McManus Theatre and other nearby locations.

Tickets can be purchased via Loyola's Box Office. Reduced price tickets are available for Loyola students, faculty, and staff, seniors, and large groups.

Join us for a play by María Irene Fornés, directed by Alexis Piasecki, ’26, and presented by the Spotlight Players.

Set in the 1930s, the play follows a group of eight women who gather at the country home of their brilliant and eccentric friend, Fefu. As multiple conflicts unfold between the old friends, the women struggle to define who they are and what it means to be a woman in a patriarchal society. Though written in the 1970s, "Fefu and Her Friends" raises questions and anxieties around gender and identity that endure today.

This production makes use of perambulatory staging. During Act II, audience members will be invited to travel from space to space around McManus Theatre and other nearby locations.

Tickets can be purchased via Loyola's Box Office. Reduced price tickets are available for Loyola students, faculty, and staff, seniors, and large groups.

Join us for a play by María Irene Fornés, directed by Alexis Piasecki, ’26, and presented by the Spotlight Players.

Set in the 1930s, the play follows a group of eight women who gather at the country home of their brilliant and eccentric friend, Fefu. As multiple conflicts unfold between the old friends, the women struggle to define who they are and what it means to be a woman in a patriarchal society. Though written in the 1970s, "Fefu and Her Friends" raises questions and anxieties around gender and identity that endure today.

This production makes use of perambulatory staging. During Act II, audience members will be invited to travel from space to space around McManus Theatre and other nearby locations.

Tickets can be purchased via Loyola's Box Office. Reduced price tickets are available for Loyola students, faculty, and staff, seniors, and large groups.