Or have most people just watched them on HBO? I'm curious. I did PR, sold tickets, painted a set, and other miscellaneous things for the production my college did.
"Those things that nature denied to human sight, she revealed to the eyes of the soul."-Ovid
I sold tickets, did PR, and helped to raise money for the production at my college. I also preformed "My Angry Vagina". My college does it every year and I want to participate every year because the money it raises helps our local women's shelter and it brings a lot of awareness about women's issues to the community.
shareThree different times in various small-to-medium sized roles. We get a huge turnout at my school for the auditions, and its a wonder we have parts for all of the interested parties.
"Ma coeur et sa coeur toujours!"
~Remy, X-Treme X-Men #10~
This past Feb I was in "When I was 12..." and did parts in the chorus.
The year before I did PR.
I am currently in a vday production of the vagina monologues that is being put on by the college that I go to.
I think that it is important to learn and understand what these women go through.
Go Vaginas!
If money is the root of all evil, then why do churches want it?
I just wrapped up a production that went up on VDay. I'm honored to be a male that performed in a normally female-exclusive show. My guy friends and I were the house band for the show--we wrote all-original pieces for the monologues, the best and most powerful being a song for "My Vagina Was My Village". For people that are thinking this show is strictly about feminism and putting down men, I assure you that you are greatly mistaken.
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