Sisters in Law

Sandra Day O’Connor was an extroverted Westerner who grew up on a ranch. Ruth Bader Ginsburg was an introverted, opera-loving New Yorker. Despite their differing backgrounds, methodologies, and political leanings, a friendship was forged between these first two women justices who fought for equity and changed the legal status of the American woman. A new play by an Emmy and Peabody award-winning writer and lawyer, based on the award-winning book ...