NEW YORK -- Just before "Unseamly" -- which bills itself as a play about "female sexuality confronting male corporate power" -- began on Sunday afternoon, artistic director Frances Hill was worried. "I wish we had a younger audience," she told me. She wasn't sure how patrons at Manhattan's Urban Stages Theatre, most of whom appeared to be at least in their 60s, would react to the play's explicit verbal and visual sexuality and violence. It was the very crowd you'd expect at a Sunday matinée...
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The Huffington Post - 12 Oct 2015 20:17
NEW YORK -- Just before "Unseamly" -- which bills itself as a play about "female sexuality confronting male corporate power" -- began on Sunday afternoon, artistic director Frances Hill was worried. "I wish we had a younger audience," she told me. She wasn't sure how patrons at Manhattan's Urban Stages Theatre, most of whom appeared to be at least in their 60s, would react to the play's explicit verbal and visual sexuality and violence. It was the very crowd you'd expect at a Sunday matinée...
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