Performances run from November 29th- December 20th  

5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche is set in a community center somewhere in middle American in 1956. The widows of the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein meet in a renovated community center for their annual breakfast, where the prize-winning quiche will be declared in a much-anticipated ceremony. The sudden threat of an atomic bomb forces the women in this idyllic American town to begin sharing their deepest secrets, which lead to some not-so-shocking confessions from the society’s leaders.

"A farcical romp behind whose silliness lies some social and political observation that remains potent even in the dawning age of legalized gay marriage" - nytheatre.com

"Dishes up high-spirited theatrical comfort food with a bit of a saucy kick." - Chicago Tribune

“Sharp, smart and hysterically funny.” – Time Out Chicago

"Your relationship with quiche will never be the same again." - Newcity