About the Show

This comedy defies expectations with its insightful and humorous portrayal.

Sharon's life is about to take a new turn as she ventures into uncharted territory—having a roommate for the first time. With Robyn entering her life, Sharon is set to experience a cascade of novel experiences.

Jen Silverman's "The Roommate" thrusts Sharon into a journey of self-discovery and companionship that challenges her preconceived notions.

In "The Roommate," Silverman weaves a captivating narrative that transcends mere comedy, delving into the depths of human connection. Robyn and Sharon, despite their contrasting backgrounds, form an unexpected bond that defies stereotypes. Through their evolving relationship, the play explores themes of identity, morality, and the transformative power of embracing change.

Critic Reviews (18)

“The problem is that this version of ‘The Roommate,’ working backward from that fact, delivers a pair of very satisfying performances that cancels out the play.”
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“LuPone knows she can get a laugh from just the quirk of an eyebrow or her delivery of any line, even somber ones. She is engaged with the audience, but not deeply with the character”
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"Sometimes the old can be full of surprises. That’s the running premise of The Roommate, which brings together two very different senior citizens"
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