In Good Girl Gone Single: A Guide to Rest, Sherilynn Cherry invites audiences into a bold, funny, and deeply personal journey through heartbreak, self-discovery, and transformation. Blending poetry, storytelling, humor, and ritual theatre, Cherry explores the realities of divorce, dating, motherhood, and the often messy process of rebuilding a life after it has been broken open.
What begins as one woman's story becomes a shared meditation on identity, resilience, and wholeness. With honesty and heart, Cherry transforms personal experience into communal reflection, asking what it means to move through pain without being defined by it—and what it might look like to reclaim "single" not as a loss, but as a return to self.
Presented as part of ROŪGE's Arts All Over Series, Good Girl Gone Single creates space for laughter, recognition, release, and renewal. It is a theatrical ritual for anyone who has had to begin again.
