The Waterwell Production of
A Good Day to Me Not to You
March 27 – May 3, 2026
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Credits
By Lameece Issaq
Directed by Lee Sunday Evans -
Location
Arlene and Robert Kogod Cradle
When a midlife crisis means rooming with nuns.
Drama Desk Award-winning actor Lameece Issaq teams up with two-time Obie-winning director Lee Sunday Evans on her wildly candid new play, which centers on the chaotic life of a 40-something dental lab tech who gets fired and moves into a woman's rooming house run by nuns. While there, she must come to terms with her unfulfilled path to motherhood and the untimely death of her younger sister, all while fending off her unpredictable and sometimes deranged cohabitants. A Good Day to Me Not to You is a deeply human and comedic one-woman show that “opts for all-out vulnerability, dissecting the psyche as if the stage were an operating table” (The New York Times).
Support for A Good Day to Me Not to You is provided by The Molly Smith Fund for New Work.