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The
ultimate girls’ night out, The Vagina Monologues has proved unmissable
for both women and curious men alike! A hilarious and moving play
based on true stories arising from interviews conducted by New York
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Get ready for a great night out
at the:
Arts Theatre Cambridge
Monday 30 Sept – Saturday 5 October 2002 Tickets from £5
Box Office: 01223 503333
Direct from the West End, Cambridge Arts Theatre will be the venue
for a witty, humorous, insightful and revealing production about femininity
and womanhood.
Laugh out loud funny, witty, provocative and deeply poignant.
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Independent
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The Vagina
Monologues is an hilarious and moving play about women and their sexuality
based on true stories arising from interviews conducted by New York
author Eve Ensler with women around the world.
Performed by three amazing women, with plenty of ad-libbing and audience
participation, the Vagina Monologues is a unique and liberating experience.
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Ensler’s glorious show is warm, open, exciting, enchanting and
hilariously funny! See it even if you haven’t got one. |
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Sunday
Times
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In creating the show, Eve Ensler asked over 200 women of all ages
and backgrounds to share their ideas on normally taboo subjects, such
as sex, birth, orgasms and relationships. The resulting Vagina Monologues
transcend cultural barriers with intimate and often humorous results.
Casts in London have included Maureen Lipman, Lisa Stansfield, Meera
Syal, Anita Dobson, Mariella Frostrup and Pam Ferris.
I’ve
decided to tell my mother I’m starring in the Geneva Monologues
and it’s about a group of Swiss women in
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Maureen
Lipman
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Every
performance of The Vagina Monologues will donate a portion of ticket
sales to the V-day fund, an organization that provides charitable
aid to women and girls who have been victims of abuse and violence.
Since May 2001, the West End production of The Vagina Monologues has
donated in excess of £70.000 to local charities.
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