Menopause The Musical

There's a couple of musicals that I wanted to tell you about.

One is called Menopause the Musical, and that's on at the Canberra, uh, uh, Theatre.

Uh, that starts tonight and runs until the eighteenth.

And then there's also another one, The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals.

Time travel, time travel, time travel, time travel, time travel, time travel.

[gentle music] I was rehearsing Menopause the Musical here in New York City while I ostensibly still lived in Minneapolis with my then, at the time, husband.

Husband Cat, I used to call him [laughs].

Now I call him a lot of things.

Wow.

Now you're currently here in Adelaide for Menopause the Musical.

You've done this show for a while now.

Tell me about the role that you play and what audiences can expect.

The role I play in Menopause the Musical is that of the professional woman, or the pro-wo, as I like to call it.

It's not a stretch, let me tell you.

I love this musical.

I love Menopause the Musical because for me, it's a community service.