Southern Girls (play)

Southern Girls is a play written by Sheri Bailey and Taj Mahal. It is a comedic drama that explores the lives, loves, and struggles of African-American women living in the contemporary South. The play often touches upon themes of race, class, gender roles, and the complexities of family and community relationships. The characters are frequently portrayed as strong, resilient women who navigate challenges with humor and determination. Performance history of Southern Girls includes various regional theater productions and community stagings. The script is available for licensing through various theatrical licensing companies.