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Title: The Vagina Monologues (TV Movie 2002)
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| Eve Ensler | ... | Self | |
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Steven C. Lawrence | ... | Vagina Graduate |
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Cathy Richardson | ... | Singer (singing voice) |
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Coochie Snorcher. Powder box. Toadie. Fannyboo. Mushmellow. Call it what you like, the vagina is many things to many women. Acclaimed writer/performer Eve Ensler is the star of this innovative special that features some of the candid, funny, painful, yearning insights of women talking about their no-longer-so-private part. Based on Ensler's award-winning stage show of the same name, the special includes all-new interviews and behind-the-scenes commentary added to the original performance material. The end result is a daring and refreshingly liberating experience filled with compassion, humor, intelligence and honesty that will leave you thinking inside the box! Written by Anonymous
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First produced as a play in New York City, by Randy Rollison, and won an Obie for Best New Play. See more »Quotes
Eve Ensler: Feeling a little irritated in the airpot? Just say, "cunt!" everything changes.See more »
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Referenced in Best of the Worst: Bloody Birthday, Crazy Fat Ethel II, and Psycho from Texas (2013) See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Ok, so I'll admit I thought it sounded a little 'out there' when I heard about the Vagina Monologues. I've now seen three showings and each time I love it more! Eve Ensler's own renditions of the interviews and monologues are touching, heart wrenching, and hilarious! She interviewed hundreds of women about their vaginas because she was, 'worried about vaginas.'
I have to say, though, that the most touching thing is that this has turned into a act against violence toward women (V-Day is the actual name of the event). One of the monologues is about Bosnian women in rape camps and I'll admit that I have cried every time I saw it performed. These women are empowered and learn to love themselves more through Ensler's work. That alone gives it a 10/10.