
Synopsis/Details
This female-bonding dramedy follows Kit Garland, Perri Haru, and Rosie De la Cruz, three women who, after experiencing their worst birthdays ever, find solace and an unexpected connection at a Buddhist temple. They discover they not only share the same birthday but also a deep love for the 1980s alternative band, The Buzz.
In a tipsy haze, they con their way into becoming the band's craft service providers, calling themselves "The Posh Mental Cows." Their culinary skills are a hit, and they soon find themselves on tour in Europe with The Buzz.
As the tour progresses, long-held secrets and new possibilities emerge:
Kit is forced to reveal a shocking truth: her deceased son, Ford, was conceived during a one-night stand with The Buzz's lead singer, Fordwich Rovers, who has been searching for her for years.
Perri, a privileged Cordon Bleu-trained chef, discovers her husband's infidelity and finds romance with the band's bass player, Charles Bonham, prompting her to leave her old life behind.
Rosie, on the brink of eviction due to poor life choices, cleans up her act, forms a close friendship with the band's keyboardist, Hero Hollis, and finds her calling in film and TV hair and makeup.
Though their individual paths diverge, the women reunite when The Buzz calls, wanting their "Posh Mental Cows" back for another tour. This time, they know that together, they can achieve anything.
(Ideal casting: Amy Schumer as Kit Garland)
Story & Logistics
Story Type:
Escape
Story Conclusion:
Happy
Cast Size:
Several
Locations:
Several
Characters
Lead Role Ages:
Female Middle Aged
Hero Type:
Ordinary
Advanced
Subgenre:
Comedy
Subculture:
Rocker
Equality & Diversity:
Minority Protagonist
Life Topics:
Mid-life Crisis/Middle Age
Drug Topics:
Legal Drugs
Time Period:
Contemporary times