The Penis Monologues: Men Speak
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Mar 11, 2005
Closed May 15, 2005
Opened Mar 11, 2005
Closed May 15, 2005
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Eve Ensler made women's sexual organs a topic of international discussion with her groundbreaking play The Vagina Monologues. Now director/playwright Robert Watts gives men their shot with The Penis Monologues: Men Speak.
The Penis Monologues: Men Speak depicts men from all walks of life and status - gay to straight, single to married, sons to fathers - showing the common connection that all men have with each other. The play uses a blend of humor and pathos to deal with the issues of what being a man means today. Monologues touch on subjects including Viagra use, penile cancer, size issues and rape. This poignant and funny new play reveals the often secretive differences men feel about themselves and their masculinity, as well as the one common thread that connects them all.
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I knew I was in for a rough night at the theater when I started looking at my watch five minutes into the show. The title of the play in question -- The Penis Monologues: Men Speak -- should have been my first warning indicator. Still, I was willing to give it the benefit of the doubt, but any hopes for a profound, entertaining, or even slightly interesting theater piece soon evaporated.
When Eve Ensler first presented The Vagina Monologues, she gave voice to a diverse cross-section of women who spoke out on a subject previously considered taboo. The Penis Monologues begins with a trio of men's thoughts on the Ensler piece, which they found "interesting," "exciting," and "informative." But [...]