Homecoming (2001 play)

Plot

Cast

Reviews

• "Weedman...weaves a fascinating tale of a girl baby's adoption into a marginally functional family, switching back and forth playing the baby's grandmother, mother, sister and the teenage girl herself as the story progresses over a number of years..what Weedman does so skillfully is bring us into the disjointed world of a family trying to find its way in a confusing world." Seattle Post-Intelligencer
• "It all began simply enough. All that adopted teenager Lauren Weedman wanted was a picture of her biological mother to 'have around to look at once in a while.' But this simple request launches Weedman-and her family-on a whirlwind of actions and emotions, recounted in sharply observed, emotionally true and often hilarious autobiographical show." -- The Seattle Times, Janet Tu
• "Weedman's acting is so deft and versatile - and her observations of personal mannerisms and tone are so sharp - that seems populated with dozens of vivid characters."—The Seattle Times
• "Weedman has a particularly malleable face and a capacity to alter her body language so adroitly that she's able, in a flash, to transform herself from the wacky, nervous Sharon into the tentative, frightened Lauren..."—Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Alice Kaderlan