Sealed for Freshness
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Feb 24, 2007
Closed Apr 29, 2007
Opened Feb 24, 2007
Closed Apr 29, 2007
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Running Time:
2hr. 0min.
(includes 1 intermission)
2hr. 0min.
(includes 1 intermission)
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
It's the 1960's -- a time of war. A time of political and social change. A time for nifty kitchen storage containers. Sealed for Freshness is a new Tupperware comedy written and directed by Doug Stone.
The play tells the story of five mid-western women who believe in being good wives, good mothers and good neighbors. They were raised to trade their dreams, hopes and desires for social norms . . . and now they want them back. These hermetically sealed, airtight lives unravel during a sidesplitting Tupperware party gone awry. The women of Sealed for Freshness are struggling with lost youth, missed opportunities, and deviled egg containers. In other words, they're the original "Desperate Housewives."
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Doug Stone's new comedy
Sealed for Freshness follows a group of women at a Tupperware party in 1968, and the play too often reflects the qualities of the merchandise. Its jokes are prepackaged and the characters are made of plastic. No air enters or escapes the theater from the first entrance to the final curtain. Indeed, fresh is not the word that immediately comes to mind while you watch.
The best that can be said about the work, which Stone has also directed, is that it stoops impressively low in pandering to the audience. There are gags involving flatulence, funny hats, frozen frogs, vaginal aromas, severed testicles, semen stains, dog feces, bad puns, and oral sex.
The play begins [...]