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Eve Ensler (play)
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14 March 2007 (Australia) more
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No One is Indifferent to It more (21 total)
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(Credited cast)| Eve Ensler | ... | Herself | |
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| Steven C. Lawrence | ... | Vagina Graduate | |
| Cathy Richardson | ... | Singer (singing voice) | |
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Brazil:76 min | Argentina:77 min
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First produced as a play in New York City, by Randy Rollison, and won an Obie for Best New Play. more
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Eve Ensler: [about stage hand, Steven] He's a "Bob". I can tell. more
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Referenced in Mario Cantone: Laugh Whore (2005) (TV) more
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I have a strong suspicion the comments below were written by a man. This show definately isn't for everyone, but to call it revolting only makes Ms. Ensler's point--that there is such a ridiculous stigma and mystery attached to a woman's sexuality. Men talk freely and frequently about their equipment, I find it amusing that the idea of a woman discussing hers is considered so tasteless.
It didn't leave me wanting to start a revolution--I didn't feel like marching in a parade after seeing this, I didn't want to shout VAGINA from the rooftops...instead, I enjoyed some often hysterical, sometimes tragic and overall witty dialogue.
And it is funny, there's no way around that. The list of different moans is worth the price of admission alone. It's educational as well--did you know the clitoris is the only organ that serves no purpose other than to give please and contains twice as many nerve endings as the penis? As Ms. Ensler says, "Why want a handgun when you can have a semiautomatic?"