Lanford Wilson, famous for full-length plays such as The Hot L Baltimore, Balm in Gilead, Burn This, and the Talley series (including Fifth of July and the Pulitzer Prize-winning Talley's Folly), was also a master of one acts. Wilson's Women are three of his best, starring actresses from the legendary Circle Rep company in parts they played on Circle's stage—Ludlow Fair (with Conchata Ferrell and Trish Hawkins), The Great Nebula in Orion (with Tanya Berezin and Stephanie Gordon) and The Moonshot Tape, a searing monologue featuring Judith Ivey in a performance that won her the Obie Award. The plays are directed by Wilson's long-time collaborator and Circle's co-founder and artistic direct, Tony Award-winner Marshall W. Mason.