Local folks: Wanna see a show?
Jan. 18th, 2010 04:48 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
moominmuppetMy sweetie Lunatickle's one-act, "How I Learned to Eat Pussy" will be part of this! (and she'll be in town for it, as will FabulousMissT! *bounce**bouncebouncebounce*)
I'll definitely be going Saturday (the 30th), since I'm working Friday night. It's a benefit for NARAL and Preterm, as well, and I've heard awesome things about the other performances planned.
Big [BOX] 2010: Microscopes and Megaphones
Microscopes and Megaphones
Presented by Whisper to a Scream: a feminist performance art collective
Directed by Maura Haas
It is the little things.
Sweat the small stuff.
The devil indeed is in the detail.
Microscopes & Megaphones is a collaborative project that uses dance, theatre, audio and visual arts to explore "the problem that has no name" plaguing the modern woman today. With progress made in reproductive choice, education, the workplace and at home, the modern Western woman's oppression manifests itself through subtlety, innuendo and the places you least expect.
Offbeat and stripped down, Microscopes & Megaphones explores slutty fat girls, an oral sex memoir, baking as foreplay, the power of punctuations, the hypocrisy of language, degrees of touch and why Mom is the sexiest woman you know.
Featuring works from new and established artists. Directed by Maura Haas.
Whisper to a Scream: a feminist performance art collective is a collaboration of local artists. Its mission is to use art, awareness, action and advocacy to help eradicate the barriers that keep women from being recognized as full, autonomous human beings in society. Whisper to a Scream is proud to make its debut with Cleveland Public Theatre.
A portion of ticket sales from Microscopes & Megaphones will benefit NARAL Pro-Choice Ohio and Preterm.
For mature audiences only! Contains sexual content and adult language.
Please note: Performances Friday through Sunday only, no Thursday performances.
Tickets for Big [BOX] are $15 General Admission and $12 for Students and Seniors.
Presented by Whisper to a Scream, Directed by Maura Haas
January 29 - January 31 2010
James Levin Theatre
I'll definitely be going Saturday (the 30th), since I'm working Friday night. It's a benefit for NARAL and Preterm, as well, and I've heard awesome things about the other performances planned.
Big [BOX] 2010: Microscopes and Megaphones
Microscopes and Megaphones
Presented by Whisper to a Scream: a feminist performance art collective
Directed by Maura Haas
It is the little things.
Sweat the small stuff.
The devil indeed is in the detail.
Microscopes & Megaphones is a collaborative project that uses dance, theatre, audio and visual arts to explore "the problem that has no name" plaguing the modern woman today. With progress made in reproductive choice, education, the workplace and at home, the modern Western woman's oppression manifests itself through subtlety, innuendo and the places you least expect.
Offbeat and stripped down, Microscopes & Megaphones explores slutty fat girls, an oral sex memoir, baking as foreplay, the power of punctuations, the hypocrisy of language, degrees of touch and why Mom is the sexiest woman you know.
Featuring works from new and established artists. Directed by Maura Haas.
Whisper to a Scream: a feminist performance art collective is a collaboration of local artists. Its mission is to use art, awareness, action and advocacy to help eradicate the barriers that keep women from being recognized as full, autonomous human beings in society. Whisper to a Scream is proud to make its debut with Cleveland Public Theatre.
A portion of ticket sales from Microscopes & Megaphones will benefit NARAL Pro-Choice Ohio and Preterm.
For mature audiences only! Contains sexual content and adult language.
Please note: Performances Friday through Sunday only, no Thursday performances.
Tickets for Big [BOX] are $15 General Admission and $12 for Students and Seniors.
Presented by Whisper to a Scream, Directed by Maura Haas
January 29 - January 31 2010
James Levin Theatre
