Mommy, Are We Poor?

02/02/2025

See what happens when Mommy comes home in the wee hours of the morning...

01/05/2025

Mommy, Are We Poor? feature film coming soon. Watch the trailer from the stage play directed by Greg Allen.

Trailer features Chelsea (Lily Kaufman) and Clark (Bill Mootos AEA) and Ms. Allerton (Rena Baskin AEA). From the 2022 Greater Boston world premiere performan...

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving to all the Mommys and their families. It's not how much we have, but who we have to be thankful for.

10/20/2024

Bill Mootos (AEA) and Lily Kaufman rehearsing a dramatic scene in Mommy, Are We Poor?

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07/20/2024

Follow Mommy, Are We Poor? from the stage to the screen and check out the new trailer from the 2022 world premiere of the stage play. For updates on the making of the motion picture, please subscribe to Mommy's YouTube channel!

Many thanks to Justin Lahue and Nino Del Padre for their off the chart video and editing skills. :)

Clark (Bill Mootos AEA) and Chelsea (Lily Kaufman) with Ms. Allerton (Rena Baskin AEA) within earshot. From last August's performance of Mommy, Are We Poor? ...

02/23/2024

The screenplay based off the stage play Mommy, Are We Poor? is in the hands of a prominent Hollywood director. Stay tuned folks...

Mommy, Are We Poor? Is the heart wrenching story of Chelsea, a working single mother of two, caught between the cross hairs of poverty and opportunity, who is asked a question that no mother wants to hear.

05/13/2023

Clark (Bill Mootos AEA) and Chelsea (Lily Kaufman) with Ms. Allerton (Rena Baskin AEA) within earshot. From last August's performance of Mommy, Are We Poor? at the Mosesian Center For The Arts.

Mommy, the documentary film starring Eric Roberts and Shondrella Avery is currently in post-production in Los Angeles, with release anticipated later this year or early 2024. Video courtesy of Justin Lahue edited by Nino DelPadre

08/17/2022

The performance on Wednesday, August 17 is Pay-What-You-Can, so that anyone who wants to see this show can do so without a cost barrier. General admission tickets are offered online at a range of prices; choose the price that works for your budget. A limited number of free tickets will also be available at the door (on a first-come first-served basis, subject to availability) on August 17 only.

Curtain time is 8pm tonight at the Mosesian Center For The Arts mosesianarts.org