By Alivia Kilroy
Staff Writer

Five Women Wearing the Same Dress written by Alan Ball and directed by Audrey Seraphin is a Black Box Production premiering next week. This comedy is about is about five bridesmaids who are hiding from the wedding because they secretly hate the bride, which causes an immediate bond among them.

“It’s like one big sleepover.” says Seraphin.

Although they all are completely different from each other, they end up staying in the room together and talking about everything in life, from their general beliefs to love. An usher from the wedding then joins then and romantic comedy ensues.

Seraphin says that this play is PG-13 and is not intended for young children because of the mild references to drugs and sexual content.

The show opens Thursday, October 27th and runs Friday, October 28th and also the following Thursday and Friday  at 3 pm and 7 pm each day. It is five dollars for a ticket for entry.

Seraphin says that this is a funny play that everyone should come see.