Sandra Tsing Loh’s The B**** Is Back: An All-Too Intimate Evening

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Sandra Tsing Loh is a writer/performer whose books include the comic memoirs “The Madwoman and the Roomba” (New York Times New and Noteworthy), “The Madwoman and the Volvo” (New York Times 100 Notable Books of 2014), “Mother on Fire”, “A Year in Van Nuys”,  “Depth Takes a Holiday”, and a novel, “If You Lived Here, You’d Be Home By Now” (Los Angeles Times 100 Best Fiction Books 1998). Solo shows: Aliens in America and Bad Sex With Bud Kemp (off-Broadway/Second Stage), Sugar Plum Fairy (Geffen, Seattle Rep, South Coast Repertory, Skylight Theatre, East West Players), I Worry (Kennedy Center, Actors Theatre of Louisville) and The Bitch Is Back (Broad Stage).  The play version of “Madwoman in the Volvo” premiered at South Coast Repertory in 2016, enjoying subsequent runs at Pasadena Playhouse and Berkeley Rep.  Loh has been heard on NPR’s “Morning Edition,” and Ira Glass’ “This American Life.”  Her syndicated radio minute “The Loh Down on Science” turns 17 this year.  She has been a contributing editor at The Atlantic Monthly since 2004.