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The Visionary Position, a Comedy About Motherhood and Imaginary Friends by Carla Collins
Zephyr Theatre (Hollywood, CA)
Rated 3.1 by 12 members who went.
The Visionary Position is a one-woman comedy about imaginary friends, pretend marriages and other deceptions. The show stars "Canada's Queen of Comedy," Carla Collins, as herself--plus some of her imaginary friends, including socialite Bunny McLennahan, French model Souffle and L.A. gossip columnist Ziggy Santa Monica. These spirit guides appear one night to dispense advice while Carla awaits the results of a home pregnancy test.
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Website: http://www.carlacollins.ca/
The Visionary Position is a one-woman comedy that a hack agent might pitch as Sex and the City meets A Christmas Carol, or Desperate Housewives meets Medium and Bewitched. The multimedia show stars comedienne Carla Collins as herself...and four of her imaginary friends.
Carla is a cosmopolitan workaholic adjusting to her newly-divorced existence. Unlike the Tang-mixing, bridge-playing, car-pooling soccer moms who surround her, Carla has never even contemplated motherhood. ("At my age I don't know whether to have a kid or date one.") That is, until she discovers she is late--and not in the fashionable sense.
While awaiting the results of a home pregnancy test, Carla shares the story of her night of potential conception with her ex three weeks prior. In the midst of this possibly life-altering crisis, Carla is visited by four of her favorite imaginary friends who now serve as "spirit guides," helping her address questions about motherhood, spirituality and a woman's role in the 21st century.
Carla's alter egos include: Bunny McLennahan, a wealthy socialite who has a major case of "jungle fever" and a fondness for plastic surgery; Soufflé, a snotty, chain-smoking French lingerie model; and Ziggy Santa Monica, an abrasive, Jewish L.A.-based gossip columnist.
