Singing the Bones, the play

"The mystery, beauty and political turmoil surrounding what should be nature's simplest gift, childbirth, are explored in this kaleidoscope of storytelling. Singing the Bones . . . Canadian writer-performer Caitlin Hicks' acclaimed one-woman stage play . . .As Meg, a spirited midwife practicing illegally in rural Canada, she illuminates reasons why women "do not need to be saved from childbirth." As Nicole, a feisty young mother pregnant with twins, she howls out the sociological horrors and hilarity of the childbirth experience. As Sara, an aging obstetrician, she embodies tragedy transformed into pure survival. . . not just a woman's story, but an unforgettable window into the human experience." - D Quinones, Mill Valley Film Festival