Women On The Same Page

Women on the Same Page is a comedy play set in Queens, New York. A diverse group of women—different in age, class, immigration status, religion, and beliefs—gathers in a circle of therapy and mutual support. The only thing they share is having survived different forms of gender-based violence.

During a session marked by the introduction of a new intake form, underlying tensions begin to surface. Seemingly bureaucratic questions open deep wounds, trigger unexpected confessions, and expose each woman’s internal contradictions. As the group struggles to process the recent death of one of its members, the safe space that once held them together begins to fracture.

Constanza Liberona (1991) is a Chilean filmmaker based in New York since 2022. Her work blends social realism with a pop and urban aesthetic to explore themes of feminism, justice, youth, migration, and collective memory. She began her career in photography during the student protests in Chile and debuted as a director with the short film Spring Rebels, which premiered in the US and Colombia. Her coming-of-age TV script Sad Bangers was selected by the Chilean Audiovisual Narratives Fellowship two years in a row. 
Currently, she is developing a feature film set in New York- The Dream Of The Bull- about migration and ambition, and finishing Women On The Same Page, a play about feminism recently awarded the NYFA Queens Arts Fund. Her storytelling, through the female gaze, focuses on how the personal intersects with political structures. 

Important details to help plan your visit:

Venue Location
Our theater is located inside the Cigar Lofts at:
920 35th Ave, Unit 3N
Long Island City, NY 11106

Entry Instructions
The entrance to the building is on 35th Ave. A staff member will be at the main door to greet you and let you in. Once inside, you can take either the elevator or stairs to the third floor — we are in Unit 3N.

Getting Here
The venue is roughly a 10–15 minute walk from nearby subway stations or a short ride on the bus. Please plan your transportation accordingly.

Parking
Street parking is available in the neighborhood, though it can sometimes be tricky to find — allow extra time if you plan to drive.

Accessibility
The venue is wheelchair accessible via elevator. If you have any accessibility needs or questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us at (info@3amtheatre.com)

Thank you for joining us — we’re looking forward to sharing this performance with you.
3AM Theatre