From a Gillette ad to high art: why I yelled at a theatre audience | Van Badham

I was flabbergasted middle-class women thought there was anything surprising about middle-class men nursing an inner misogyny Rare is the theatrical experience in which the critic is provoked more to fury by the audience than the show, but there I was, in the Q&A after a production of controversial Canadian play Daughter, squealing: "Are there seriously people in here who find this content shocking?" And then, to their insistent nodding, "Jesus, people - where have you been?!"