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Take a look at these cheap theater tickets, including Hamlet tickets, The Addams Family Musical tickets, A Steady Rain tickets and Billy Elliot tickets
(via sweethomestyle)
the ideas underpinning the play, about the fundamental lack of sympathy between men and women of the period, and the dubious scientific theories that sometimes reinforced women’s subjugation, are serious. “In the Next Room” illuminates with a light touch — a soft, flickering light rather than a moralizing glare — how much control men had over women’s lives, bodies and thoughts, even their most intimate sensations.
…the play’s slight excesses can easily be forgiven, especially since women’s experience seems to have evaporated almost entirely from movie screens as a subject worthy of illumination through entertainment. (How apt that Meg Ryan, famed for simulating an orgasm on screen in a more fruitful era for Hollywood actresses, was spotted at a preview.) “In the Next Room” is a true novelty: a sex comedy designed not for sniggering teenage boys — or grown men who wish they were still sniggering teenage boys — but for adults with open hearts and minds.
Really excited to see this on Saturday. And let’s note for the record:
“women’s experience seems to have evaporated almost entirely from movie screens as a subject worthy of illumination through entertainment. “ Thank you Charles Isherwood for noting that. That being said, how do we fix that?
Margot Bergman, Louisa Mae, 2007, acrylic on canvas
so fun. (boing)
Too much heat
Itchy wool
Having to sleep on the couch
People who show up early
People who are bad or sloppy dressers
Being criticized in any way
Violent movies
Ungrateful children
Losing their sunglasses
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