

PRESS
“A Joyfully Chaotic, Inclusive Musical with Heart and Humor.” Maisano’s storytelling is bold, warm, and wickedly observant. She takes the classic “three women walk into a bar” setup and elevates it into a full-blown emotional and comedic bender.". Valerie Smaldone
“For everyone who’s ever loved, laughed, or survived a relationship. Funny, raw, and universally relatable—delivered with the kind of timing usually heard in the best late-night conversations. Then, as if cued by collective audience instinct, each monologue melts into song that fits the moment like a glove."
The New York Evening Chronicle of Arts & Mischief Theatre: Review by Staff Critic
“A hilarious and heartwarming celebration of love, friendship, and the bonds that make life extraordinary — laugh-out-loud funny, deeply real, and utterly unforgettable.”
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“"Are you kidding me with this show?! I laughed so hard I needed oxygen — and a cocktail. A Lesbian, A Divorcée, and A Married Woman Walk Into a Bar is sharp, outrageous, heartfelt, and so real it hurts in the best way. These women don’t just sing — they confess, they roast, they survive, they THRIVE. It’s like therapy, but with better lighting and bigger laughs.
It’s bold, it’s brash, it’s beautifully honest — and by the end? I was screaming. Go see it. Bring your friends. Bring your ex. Bring someone who thinks they ‘don’t like musicals.’ They will. Trust me.”
Mario Cantone


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The Cast

Maryann Maisano
Maryann Maisano (Mare)
Singer, songwriter, musician, comic, actor, and playwright, Maryann is a multi-talented force who left a high-powered finance career to pursue the arts full-time. She’s the Grammy-nominated songwriter of City of Light, creator and headliner of the national comedy-variety hit The Italian Chicks, and award-winning writer/performer of the one-woman play Agita. Her work spans stand-up, music, theater, and film, including the acclaimed LGBTQ short The Key. Maryann brings heart, humor, and truth to every stage.

Lorraine Ferro (Lee)
Lorraine is a studied and seasoned actor, multi-platinum songwriter, powerhouse vocalist, and artist coach. She’s starred Off-Broadway in America’s Breath of Fresh Air, The Real Housewives of Secaucus, and more. Her songs have been recorded by Jessica Simpson and Lesley Gore, and she’s earned an OUTMusic Award for Love Is Love. A former contestant on The Voice, Lorraine’s voice has been heard in national commercials, and she serves as Artistic Director of Life Center Stage.

Nikki Silva ( Coco) A multidisciplinary artist based in NYC, working across music, film, and theater. Her debut album ty, places blends theatricality, rock, and raw emotion into a genre-defying sound. As an actress, she’s appeared in Law & Order: SVU, was Best Actress nominee for Eve, starred in Our Lady of Queens (Chelsea Film Festival), and played a series regular on Tubi TV’s Twisted Fiction. Her stage credits include Down the Road, Danny and the Deep Blue Sea, Othello, Bug, and SuBurbia. Nikki also founded The Exceptional Pageant, celebrating individuals with disabilities, and works as a filmmaker, director, and producer across media.

Sarah Anjali is a vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, composer, and actor with over 15 years of experience creating genre-fluid magic rooted in jazz, folk, and world music. Known for intuitive, emotionally rich performances, she moves seamlessly between live stages, studio sessions, and theatrical productions. Her original work and collaborations celebrate spontaneity, storytelling, and sonic exploration, creating immersive experiences that bridge cultures and invite collective healing. A true multi-hyphenate with serious soul, Sarah Anjali is absolutely one to watch.


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Synopsis
The chemistry between Gia and Margo was undeniable but life had other plans.
What happens when a fire burns to quickly? Is it lost in smoke or can an ember survive …
Will Gia and Margo unlock the door to the past and find their way back? Sometimes all you need is “the key”.