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Our next show is Wed. Feb. 19th at Triumph Brewing in Red Bank, NJ

“The End of an Era”

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Next show: Wed. Feb. 19th at Triumph Brewing in Red Bank

“The End of an Era: New Beginnings Await”

As one chapter closes, another begins. For our February show, we’re exploring the endings that defined us—whether it’s leaving a job, moving on from a relationship, or letting go of old habits—and the new beginnings they’ve made possible. Expect heartfelt, funny, and inspiring stories that celebrate how life’s turning points shape who we are. Join us at Triumph on February 19th for an unforgettable evening!

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Generation Women is a multigenerational storytelling series that invites a performer in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s+ to share an original true story on a theme. Our mission is to amplify underheard voices, and create space for intergenerational connection and community.

Team 20s - Bethaney Clarke

Bethaney Clarke is a creative, inquisitive mind with an irredeemably human heart. On perfect days, Bethaney writes, frequents little free libraries in search of fun, literary finds to collect, and muses over novels on her youtube channel @TheUnwantonLife. She hopes to be an author.

Team 30s - Lisa Hartsgrove

Lisa Hartsgrove is program coordinator & writing instructor for Project Write Now. She has an MFA from Goddard College & has been published in Honeyguide Literary Magazine, Discretionary Love, & The Pitkin Review, among others. She’s currently working on a novel-in-verse & her “One Sentence a Day” project. Read more: lisahartsgrove.com.

Team 40s - E.M. Gallagher

E.M. Gallagher is a writer, New Yorker, communications specialist, and former educator. She writes about the ghosts of her dating past, being a retired hellraiser, and rants on rapidly careening toward midlife on her Substack, “Ugh. Anyway.” She is currently working on her first book of essays.

Team 50s - Audrey Oldoerp

Audrey grew up navigating the contrasting cultures of her Cuban mom and German dad, using writing as her compass. She’s taught High School ESL for over 25 years. A mom of three and a new sailboat owner, Audrey finds joy in nature and believes life is a comeback story, so stay tuned.

Team 60s - Gilda Rogers

Gilda Rogers is an award-winning journalist, historian, and community leader. She teaches history at Brookdale Community College and led the preservation of the T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center. As Community Relations Queen at Two River Theater, she fosters deep community connections. Her work has earned honors like Humanitarian of the Year and the Women of Achievement award.

Team 80s - Pamela Vassil

A writer, reading volunteer, and committed big mouth doing occasional stand up, Pamela Vassil looks to find humor and joy in her grandson, daughter, family, and friends since there's no joy in mudville these days. She celebrates being built to last and thanks the gods daily that she lives in New York City.