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I'VE LOST MY SHIT

A comedic solo play by
George Cameron Grant.

Theatrical poster for I've Lost My Shit, a comedic solo play by George Cameron Grant, featuring Edvard Munch's The Scream with large white title lettering.

Every woman has her limit!

Donna Ragazzo has had it.

Her husband left her for a younger woman. The world has gone crazy. Prices are skyrocketing, patience is disappearing, and customer service has become an endurance sport.

But when an outrageous electric bill arrives, Donna finally reaches her breaking point.

What begins as a simple attempt to correct a billing error quickly spirals into a bureaucratic nightmare involving endless hold times, an uncooperative ex-husband, his less-than-charming new wife, and a utility company that refuses to acknowledge Donna's existence without a man's permission.

Armed with a cell phone, a mounting sense of outrage, and a vocabulary that would make a sailor blush, Donna takes on the absurdities of modern life in a blisteringly funny, no-holds-barred theatrical rant.

I'VE LOST MY SHIT is a fast-paced, irreverent solo comedy about divorce, independence, everyday indignities, and the extraordinary lengths one woman must go to just to get someone to listen.

Because sometimes, all it takes is one electric bill.

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Cast: 1F

Running Time: Approximately 15 minutes

Genre: Comedy / Satire / Solo Performance

Setting: Minimal stage setting — café table, chair, cell phone and electric bill.

Content Advisory: Strong language, adult themes and political satire.

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I'VE LOST MY SHIT?

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