"I saw Liberation for a second time and it was even better. I wanted to take my daughter - it is such an important subject and great for a mother daughter moment. The writing and acting are superb. And the staging and production amazing, the way characters seamlessly go in and out of character. I also appreciated the play’s attempt to deal with difficult subjects in the feminist movement like race and sexualmorientation."
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Broadway.com Customer on Dec 24, 2025
Looking back to the beginnings
"Loved it all - dialogue, characters, look into the beginning of the women’s rights movement!"
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Jeanne K from Milwaukee on Dec 17, 2025
A time to remember
"I truly enjoyed the entire production. The actors took us back to the time when we were hopeful about the movement and then brought us forward and reflective of how we each woman responded to it. Well done!! "
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Broadway.com Customer on Dec 17, 2025
Mother/daughter show
"It was a very meaningful show that was heartfelt and funny. Great show to see with my daughter, gave us a lot of meaningful topics to discuss. Recommend for anyone wanting to be entertained while learning about women’s struggles over the years."
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Janet R from Knoxville on Dec 1, 2025
Provocative and full of humor
"Great performances by the whole cast and interesting characters, play structure unusual but it works, thought-provoking with just the right amount of humor"
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Broadway.com Customer on Oct 10, 2025
Very good
"Didn't need the nudity, it was just a distraction. Excellent acting "
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Broadway.com Customer on Dec 3, 2025
Great show!
"I thought the show was very thoughtful and informative of the roles that women play not only in 1970 but in contemporary culture. The acting was superb and the writing very insightful and funny. Highly recommend attending. Because of the nudity, I don’t think it would be recommended for children."
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Broadway.com Customer on Oct 20, 2025
Progress in the eye of the beholder
"An interesting exploration of women’s issues that asks us to look back at what was achieved, and was it enough - personally? societally? "
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Lauren W from Pennington on Mar 29, 2025
for women
"i thought the acting was excellent. loved the topic. missed capturing how angry the male population was against the movement. I was 25 during this time so cried during the show -it hit the nerves"
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NANCY S from San Francisco on Dec 2, 2025
This is a conventional drama with conventional dialogue
"This play was obvious . Nothing in the dialogue was surprising or revealing about the period that we didn't know already.
it was a family drama about women who might be interested in liberation, get married and have children, no radical thinking.
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Broadway.com Customer on Oct 18, 2025
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About
Liberation
It's 1970: somewhere in Ohio, six women meet on a basement basketball court, determined to shake up their lives and change the world. Fifty years later, one of their daughters tries to understand where things fell apart. A provocative, wildly theatrical world premiere that poses vital questions about friendship, legacy, and the true meaning of liberation.
