Menopause the Musical is Coming to Little Rock!

Looking for a fun and unique night out? Menopause the Musical is coming to Little Rock! This hilarious musical celebrates women and the changes they go through during menopause. Get your tickets today!

Introduction

menopause the musical is coming to Little Rock! The popular Off-Broadway show will be playing at the Robinson Center Music Hall from June 7-9. The musical comedy celebrates women who are experiencing “the change” and features classic hits from the ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s.

What is Menopause the Musical?

Menopause the Musical is a groundbreaking new show that celebrates women going through the menopause. The show is set to the music of popular female artists such as Madonna, Streisand, and The Supremes, and tells the story of four women who are dealing with the ups and downs of menopause.

The show has been a hit with audiences all over the world, and has been praised for its ability to make light of a typically taboo subject. Menopause the Musical is sure to be a hit with audiences in Little Rock, so be sure to catch it while you can!

The Creative Team behind Menopause the Musical

Menopause the Musical is produced by GFour Productions, LLC, a national leader in women-oriented live entertainment. Founded in 2001 by Jeanie Linders, Menopause the Musical has delighted audiences around the world with its ever-evolving comedy and music.

The show’s creative team is led by Director Kevin Peltonen, whose previous work includes directing and choreographing National Tours of Forever Tango and The Rat Pack is Back. The music for Menopause the Musical is composed by lyricist Jan Lisa Huttner and Grammy-nominated composer Jeanie Linders.

The Cast of Menopause the Musical

The original off-Broadway hit Menopause the Musical is coming to Little Rock, Arkansas for two special performances! The show will feature a cast of four women of a certain age who sing and dance their way through the “change of life.” The cast for this funny and heartwarming musical includes:

· Barbara Anselmi as “Power Woman” – A self-proclaimed “woman of a certain age” who is on a quest to recapture her youth.

· Sharon Brickman as “Soap Star” – A former soap opera star who is dealing with the loss of her TV job and the fact that her husband has left her for a younger woman.

· Lynn Mowder as “Professional Woman” – A successful businesswoman who is grappling with the fact that she is no longer the “young gun” at work.

· Andi Summers as “Earth Mother” – A free-spirited hippie type who is trying to come to terms with her aging body.

The Characters in Menopause the Musical

The musical is set in a department store, where the four main characters – all women of a certain age – meet while shopping for lingerie. The show follows their adventures over the course of a day, as they sing and dance their way through hot flashes, night sweats, mood swings, memory loss and more.

The main characters in Menopause the Musical are:
-Suzanne – “the power shopper” who is determined to find the perfect bra on sale;
-Pepper – “the saleslady” who is trying to keep up with Suzanne;
-Iowa Housewife – a sweet but naïve woman who is on the lookout for a bargin; and
-Soap Star – a diva who is dealing with menopause and a broken Muumuu zipper.

The Plot of Menopause the Musical

Menopause the Musical is a musical comedy that tells the story of four women who meet at a lingerie sale and bond over their shared experience of menopause. The women sing about their hot flashes, mood swings, and loss of interest in sex, and ultimately (spoiler alert!) find friendship and acceptance.

The Music of Menopause the Musical

Menopause the Musical is a musical comedy based on the longest running scripted show in Las Vegas history. The musical is set to the tunes of popular baby boomer songs from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, and makes fun of “The Change of Life.” Menopause the Musical has been performed all over the world, and is now coming to Little Rock for its first ever engagement!

The Lyrics of Menopause the Musical

Menopause the Musical is a musical comedy about the “change of life”. It is set to pop songs of the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s and celebrates women who are experiencing menopause. The show has been running since 2001 and has been seen by over 11 million people in 450 cities worldwide. The musical has been turned into a movie, a book, and even a video game.

The lyrics of Menopause the Musical poked fun at some of the most common symptoms of menopause such as hot flashes, night sweats, mood swings, weight gain, loss of libido, and more. However, the musical also touches on some more serious topics such as breast cancer and osteoporosis. Despite the seriousness of some of these topics, the show is ultimately about celebrating women who are going through menopause.

If you’re experiencing menopause or know someone who is, Menopause the Musical is sure to provide some laughs. And if you’re not going through menopause yourself, it’s still a funny show that anyone can enjoy!

The Set Design of Menopause the Musical

The set design of Menopause the Musical is compact and efficient, utilizing a small number of props to create a variety of locations. The set is intended to be modular, so that it can be rearranged to represent different locations as needed. The colors are muted and neutral, with splashes of color provided by the costumes and props.

The main element of the set is a large banner reading “The Change,” which hangs overhead and serves as a metaphor for the changes taking place in the lives of the characters. Other key elements include a chair, a table, a stack of boxes, and a luggage rack. These items are used throughout the show to represent different locations, such as a doctor’s office, an airport, and a department store.

With just a few simple elements, the set design of Menopause the Musical creates a variety of locations that are essential to telling the story of the show.

The Costumes of Menopause the Musical

The musical has costumes that are less about mimicking a person’s natural state and more about playing up the caricatures of the different “types” of women that are going through menopause. From the puffy-dress-wearing Southern Belle to the power-suit-clad Business Woman to the yoga-pant donning Earth Mother, each of the main characters is played by an actress in costume that helps to stereotype and amplify their role in the play.