The play revolves around an ad hoc meeting of a North Georgia women’s social club called “The Glitter
Girls,” convened by its richest member – one Trudy Tromaine – who is supposedly at death’s door and
wishing to bequeath some of her millions to one lucky “Sister of the Gleam and Sparkle.” The hitch is
that it’s the members themselves who must decide to whom to award the small fortune (with hopes
that the Glitter Girl they select will see it in her heart to share the money with the rest of her “sisters”).
The play can be economically described as “Steel Magnolias” meets “Survivor,” with a big dose of quirky
Mark Dunn humor thrown in for good measure.