

“REBELLIOUS, PLAYFUL…
I DEMAND JUSTICE FOR GLORIA.”
– The New York Times Critic’s Pick
Gloria Szymanski was betrayed in 1965 when her private therapy sessions were made public without her knowledge. She is gloriously avenged by Gina Moxley’s irreverent, gutsy, hilariously funny, and strangely moving mash-up of punk rock, satire and yes, therapy.
US PREMIERE! Winner of Scotsman Fringe First Award & Herald Angel Award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival

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AGE ADVISORY
Contains sexual themes and images. Recommended for ages 12 and up.
Running time: 75 minutes, no intermission.
Special Events:
Opening Night Party | SUN NOV 20
American Express® Card Member Performance | WED NOV 30
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Talkback | WED NOV 30
Please join us after the performance for a free talkback with Gina Moxley (performer/writer, The Patient Gloria) and Lisa Rubin, Associate Professor of Psychology (Clinical), The New School for Social Research.
LISA R. RUBIN, Ph.D. is an Associate Professor of Psychology and past Co-Director of the Gender and Sexuality Studies Graduate Certificate at The New School for Social Research (NSSR), where she teaches courses on the Psychology of Gender, Women’s Mental Health, and feminist approaches to research in psychology, and provides training and mentorship to the next generation of clinical psychologists. She is also a practicing Clinical Psychologist in New York City.