Amy Simon tells us about the Founding Mothers on the July 4th Holiday

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Amy Simon is a cultural HERstorian who writes and performs about women who make and made history. Her obsession and inspiration grew out of researching motherhood and performing her play Cheerios In My Underwear, which holds the record as the longest running solo show in Los Angeles. Always interested in what women have to say, she has a Herstory of all female entertainment producing and writing for Heroine (with an e) Addicts, the smash all girl Hollywood variety show, Motherhood Unplugged, OvaryAction and Galorama.

Her new play She’s History! The Most Dangerous Women In America Then And Now, opening this month at The Lounge Theater in Hollywood, is the first in what she plans to be a continuing series of plays and presentations celebrating and honoring Female America.