So this is Menopause Show and Dinner - Grass Valley

So this is Menopause - Grass Valley

Event Location: Elks Lodge

You are in for a great evening! Join powerhouse women as they share original solo theater and dance performances of raw, funny, heartfelt truths about their experience of perimenopause and menopause and what it means to pass through this sacred and often overlooked portal.

Want the Full VIP Experience? Start the night off with a VIP Organic Dinner at the Elks Lodge Catered by ChefHandsome at 5:30 then come upstairs for the show at 7! Purchase this for $65 and it includes the dinner, the show and reserved front row seats.

Performances by...

Elayne Kalila Doughty

Suraya Keating

Raina Satori

Marianne Shine

Sedona Swan

Dahlia Dana

Dinner Menu:

Chianti Braised Lamp Osso Bucco

Dreamy Polenta

Roasted Herbs and Vegetables

Pistachio Gremolata

Local Greens with Brown Sugar Viniagrette

Crusty Lyon's Far Sourdough

Lemon Posset (Dessert)

ViP Dinner: 6pm - 7pm

Doors for show: 7pm

Show: 7:30 - 9:30

Advance Tickets: $30

Door: $35

VIP Dinner tickets and Show $65 (must purchase in advance) (Sales end 4/16)

VIP Dinner tix includes the show AND an organic gourmet meal beforehand by Chef Handsome ( Zach O'Neill) and front row seats in the show!

What people are saying about the show:

"This show was profoundly touching, hilarious, and deeply moving. 🙏❤ Each woman on stage crafted a theatrical masterpiece about their experience from menses to menopause. Each highlighted beautiful, harrowing, and tragic aspects of growing up in the modern world, from Maiden to Woman to Queen and Crone. How as girls, they were confused, silenced, shamed, and misled, and as women, going through the natural and normal hormonal changes of mid-life, experienced these emotions all over again.

I loved how the play had equally gritty parts, as well as hilarity and celebratory parts. The stories, the women on stage, were nothing but triumphs. The play changed me. I am eternally grateful to Suraya for putting this together and sharing her profound journey. To the women on stage—THANK YOU. We need more of this!"