The Lazy Susans: Suburban Moms Garage Band Story In Works For Film & Television By TEG+
deadline.comEXCLUSIVE: The story of The Lazy Susans is in the works for the screen. TEG+ has acquired the film and television rights to adapt the story of the unlikely rock band formed by five suburban Boston-area moms.The Lazy Susans first caught TEG+’s attention following an article on the group last month in Boston Magazine.
From there, the musical moms went on to an appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show. You can watch a video clip of their interview with Clarkson below.The Lazy Susans got their start in 2020 in the midst of the Covid pandemic lockdown.
The five working mothers between the ages of 45 and 55 — whose musical experience ranged from limited to nonexistent — decided it was their turn to form a band and signed up to perform at a local music festival.
With six months to prep, the newly formed The Lazy Susans set out to learn a set that ranged from The White Stripes to the Go-Go’s to The Chicks (fka The Dixie Chicks) for their upcoming Milton Porchfest.
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