Coming February 2027 Mamalogues… & Other Stories of Being Human World Premiere Performance & Book Launch

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Coming February 2027 Mamalogues… & Other Stories of Being Human World Premiere Performance & Book Launch 〰️

Mamalogues… & Other Stories of Being Human is a comedic narrative nonfiction — part TED Talk, part stand-up, part playlist-driven solo show — exploring motherhood, identity, faith, & the deeply human questions that come from raising children in a complicated world. Written & performed by Deborah Lynn Meier — actor, singer, director, wife, & mom — Mamalogues began as a blog, became a fully produced theatre workshop at the Montgomery Theater in Souderton, PA in 2023, & is now a book & world premiere theatrical event launching simultaneously in early 2027.

The first iteration of Mamalogues was birthed while Deborah was pregnant with her eldest daughter — but, as her two daughters grew so did the questions: not JUST for them, but for herself as well. What did she really believe about identity, religion, sex, God? How did she think through medical decisions for her children where there were no clear standards of care?  What does she do when she realizes the mental illness she has is inherited? How does she answer the big questions that come from those who matter most?

Mamalogues is the book Deborah needed way back when & couldn't find. Funny, raw, & deeply honest — Mamalogues is the book for every parent who has laughed through a panic attack, pounded Chardonnay while helping their pre-teen with Science homework & questioned everything they thought they believed.



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Mamalogues, the show: What People Are Saying:

“One doesn't need to identify as a mother to connect to the deeply personal experiences of ‘Mamalogues’.  It is a widely relatable exploration of the human experience told through the lens of motherhood & I found myself fully engaged in every aspect. ”

— T.J. Greco

“This tender & thoughtful account of motherhood will make you laugh & cry & will leave you contemplating some of life’s biggest questions”

— Amanda Hemmer

“Deborah truly captivated in this funny, raw, entertaining & emotional delivery. At a certain point I was completely drawn into the story as if I was on stage with her. Laughing one minute, crying the next, then laughing again! Relatable on so many levels. Pure genius!”                                                                                   

Pamela Anderson (no, not that one)