Congratulations to disrupted & Mary Anna King for winning Broads’ Word Ensemble’s Beyond Bechdel-Wallace award at the 2016 Hollywood Fringe Festival! This award honors exceptional shows that at a bare minimum pass the Bechdel-Wallace test: have two female characters, named,
Excerpts from Gia on the Move’s review by Tracey Paleo. Click here to read the full review. Broads’ Word Ensemble “returns to the Hollywood Fringe Festival with a smack-down of epic proportions of the women’s theatrical casting scene. Must Be
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The Broads are back for Hollywood Fringe Festival 2016! Seeking all ages, genders, and ethnicities as audience members for Broads’ Word Ensemble’s new, original comedy MUST BE COMFORTABLE WITH. Ability to laugh at quirks of the casting process a
Excerpts from Theatre Ghost’s Review. Read the full review. “Under director Frances Loy, the actors (Kristin Carey-Hall, Esther Mira, Jen Albert and Natalia Ochoa) have woven a close ensemble: They let the story flow among them, shifting speed and intensity, never
Excerpts from Broadway World’s Review by Shari Barrett. Read the full review. “the show is perfectly cast with each of the actresses fully embodying their character’s persona and physicality” “Director Frances Loy is to be commended on her small-set direction, especially
Broads’ Word Ensemble is proud to bring the World Premiere of Robin Rice’s Women w/o Walls to The Lounge Theatres opening November 7th. Broads’ Word Ensemble made a splash with their inaugural production, Fifty Shades of Shrew, at the 2015
Broads’ Word Ensemble presents: Laughing for Loot a fundraiser supporting the World Premiere of Robin Rice’s Women w/o Walls, directed by Frances Loy! Join us for food, drinks, live music, and stand up comedy… So really, we’ll be laughing AND chewing
Did You Miss Us? Broads’ Word Ensemble is proud to announce that Fifty Shades of Shrew won The Encore! Producers’ Award for Fringe 2015. We’ll be back at The Lounge Theater for two performances only. Did you miss our original run? Want
Excerpts from Gia on the Move’s review by Tracey Paleo. Click here to read the full review. Fifty Shades of Shrew “is nicely cast as a wholly female driven piece. And in this case, more than in many other all-female