Women Center Stage
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SHOW INFORMATION
CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jul 8, 2004
Closed Aug 28, 2004
Opened Jul 8, 2004
Closed Aug 28, 2004
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http://www.45bleecker.com
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
The Culture Project presents Women Center Stage.
Click on the links below to purchase tickets to select featured shows!
July 11-14: Porcelain Penelope Freak Show
July 12-13: The Waves
July 15-31: Rain Pryor: Fried Chicken and Latkes
July 15-25: A Girl Joan
July 28-August 1: Addendum to a Day + A Lecture in Walking
August 5-21: Border Clash
August 24-28: Belfast Blues
August 11-20: State of the Union
For full performance schedule, click here.
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Now that the myriad Women Center Stage presentations have ended, the temptation is strong to make an all-encompassing comment about the state of theater writing on women, yet the justification for issuing such a summation is weak. The offerings -- written by women and men, performed by women and men, and in at least one instance performed by men as women -- were too all over the yard and the globe.
Since I figured a sampling of the productions might give some idea of where things stand, I only went to four events. Two of them -- Spencer Wertheimer's Your Simone and Jodi Rothe's Martha Mitchell Speaks -- turned out to be readings, although the latter seemed ready for production whereas the [...]