“Vulnerable, honest storytelling and a knack for exploring the unspoken truths in our relationships.” – CBC Radio
Six Songs About Six Men I’ve Dated
A comedic exploration of dating apps, kink, red flags, and the search for love in middle age.
Between the ages of 43 and 53, June Morrow went on over 200 dates. Through original songs, stand-up, and re-enactments, she recounts six of her most memorable experiences and what she learned along the way.
Featuring original songs by June Morrow
Who Would You F*ck
Back Pocket Girl
Quiet Ghost
Kinky Boyfriend Blues
Ambiguous
Good Ol’ Fashioned Clitoris Girl
The Devil Comes in Disguise
Could This Be the Night
Six Songs about Six Men I’ve Dated premiered at the Island Fringe Festival in August 2023 and is being expanded for a future run in PEI.
Praise for Six Songs about Six Men I’ve Dated
“June Morrow’s mix of luminous energy, undeniable charm, self-deprecating comedy and emotional vulnerability is compelling, and the packed house on opening night adored her… Morrow’s songs are often funny and clever, sometimes even moving… one of IFF 2023’s most smoothly executed, technically polished productions.”‘ – Sean McQuaid, The Buzz
Fun Fact
After winning the 7th Times a Charm Award at the Island Fringe Festival in 2003, June Morrow met and fell in love with her forever guy and now fiancé Todd King.
Other plays by June Morrow
The One, a multimedia comedy about monogamy: premiered in London, Ontario in 2010 with a subsequent run in the Love & Obsession Play Festival in Toronto
Miss April Day’s School for Burgeoning Young Strippers, a one-woman musical comedy about taking it off: premiered in Ottawa, Ontario in 2007 with subsequent runs in Toronto, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver and Hamilton.