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...asked the primarily female audience of the Agassiz Theatre at the opening night performance of the Athena Theater Company’s production of “The Vagina Monologues”. Spontaneous laughter erupted, easing initial trepidations at hearing the remarkably unattractive word “vagina?? repeated with such uncommon frequency...
With a mix of stories meant to elicit laughter and sympathy, the first-half of the production outshines the latter, clumsier second act. Humor takes center stage in a number of standout sketches: “My Angry Vagina?? becomes a hilarious tale of the woes of being a female when in the able hands of Julia “JC” E. Cassis ’06 and Nicole M. Laws...
...expected from a play with the word “vagina?? in its title, there are also plenty of pieces that celebrate the vagina. Literally...
...play is a celebration of self-love, in the end both male and female audience members were on their feet. The terms “cunt,” “coochi snorcher,” “pussy,” and “vagina?? are transformed into signifiers of more than just a body part. As “Monologues” makes clear, they can also cover the diverse range of women who all have a story to tell...
Regardless of how much the word “vagina?? is associated with the negative connotations of sterile doctors in lab coats, this production of “Monologues” boils down to a well directed, powerful piece of acting; a show bursting with feeling and spirit that also happens to have an empowering take-home message...