Chronicling the initiation of new secretary Patty Johnson (Elizabeth Whitney) into the murderous office coven, The Secretaries satirizes sexism and women’s catty office practices with wit sharper than a chainsaw. While the show was not without its critiques, most reviewers also noted that the show had an enthusiastic audience: "Judging from the exultantly knowing audience reactions the night I saw the play, this cult of man-sawing office girls seems destined to find a cult of its own". Whitney brings a bubbly vivacity to her role, and her timing kept the audience rolling with laughter throughout the performance.

She noted that President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden will visit Buffalo Tuesday to meet with the victims' families, first responders, and community leaders. James Hannaham of The Village Voice wrote, " The Secretaries [is] funnier than it is plot-driven and potentially taxing at an hour and a half". The Five Lesbian Brothers, Williams and her cast have taken the horror of misogyny and used it to create satirical entertainment. The cast and co-creator of Showtime's "The L Word" joined the White House briefing on Tuesday to mark Lesbian Visibility Week.Five Lesbian Brothers (Maureen Angelos, Babs Davy, Dominique Dibbell, Peg Healey, Lisa Kron)Comedy-horror / 5f (with doubling) Something's rotten in Big Bone Pretty Patty Johnson is thrilled to join the secretarial pool at the Cooney Lumber Mill under the iron-fisted leadership of sultry office manager Susan Curtis. She is a political junkie who thinks even the wonkiest details are fascinating, and she always loves to see political candidates who are groundbreaking in some way. They will comfort the families of the 10 people whose lives were senselessly taken in this horrific shooting, and they will express gratitude for the bravery of members of law enforcement and other first responders who took immediate action to try to protect and save lives," Jean-Pierre said. This is not a moral tale or complex allegory," the secretaries chant in unison during the final act.

Both looks and acting chops are guaranteed, with two Filipino goddesses forming one of the most heart-pounding femme couples! The Five Lesbian Brothers' mockery of sexism is at once illuminating and hysterical—and reverberates with transgressive glee, largely thanks to Williams' sensational cast. Jean-Pierre has been involved in politics for a long time and rose to prominence during Barack Obama's 2008 election campaign, later becoming part of Obama's administration at the White House.While the play's characters outwardly project strength, the misogyny in Big Bone is so ingrained and institutionalized that they can never fully escape it.