Cherry Lane Theatre (New York City, NY)
Antoinette LaVecchia's How To Be A Good Italian Daughter (In Spite of Myself) is a funny and touching portrait of mothers and daughters, centering on the classic struggles between an immigrant Italian mother and her Americanized daughter. It's a hearty blend of humor, vivacity and family history -- Italian style.
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The show was very entertaining, especially if you are Italian or come from a family with a nagging mother. Antoinette LaVecchia's performance is excellent. She made you believe the characters she portrayed and didn't skip a beat changing character mid-stream.
This show was marvelous! Funny, creative, animated performance by a true talent.
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Written and Performed by Antoinette LaVecchia
Directed by Ted Sod
In How To Be A Good Italian Daughter (In Spite of Myself), Antoinette LaVecchia examines the hysterical and universal struggles between an immigrant Italian mother and her Americanized daughter.