Expressing Motherhood - The good, the bad, and the OMG I can't believe she just said that.

Expressing Motherhood - The good, the bad, and the OMG I can't believe she just said that.

Mom's Night Out is an all too rare occasion. (Who's with us?) So Cool Mom Picks co-founders Liz Gumbinner and Kristen Chase are excited to be part of three good excuses to get out in NYC this week, when we perform along with a group of super talented writers as part of the off-off Broadway play, Expressing Motherhood. Created by short film director Lindsay Kavet, and writer/producer Jessica Cribbs during their kids' naptimes, this series of performances features a group of moms simply telling their (sometimes inspirational, often hilarious) stories of motherhood under the bright lights. After hugely successful runs in LA, this is the first show featuring New Yawk mamas and we'd love to have you come out and support us! Performances are Thursday, Friday and Saturday, with a special "Mom's Night Out" opening night including wine, nibbles, and awesome raffle prizes. So grab a babysitter or put the sigOth to work, grab your closest mom friend, and join us as we celebrate our weak bladders, our kids' most annoying toys, and other joys of motherhood. -Kristen and Liz Purchase tickets online here for upcoming Expressing Motherhood shows all over the country!

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