Plastic Woman

T0556506743
Plastic Woman is a disarmingly naive tale which rapidly evolves into a searing indictment of the Thai sex industry. Featuring a dynamic performance from Asadawut Luangsuntorn, a film idol in his native Thailand, it is based on Rong Wongsawan s novel, Leaving 1974. In a sparse performance space, occupied only by a table and plastic doll s head, we are told of Plastic Woman, the perfect artificial female created solely for the pleasure of men. Beautiful, totally sexually compliant and with no emotional expectations, she inspires hatred in other women and extraordinary lust in men. Plastic Woman is a magnetic show that challenges eastern and western attitudes to the multi-billion dollar sex industry, exposing a world which many choose to ignore.

Archive :: production:T0556506743, play:S1541063052, venue:V372

Production details

BITE:02 (Barbican International Theatre Events).

Performance

Venue	The Pit, Barbican Centre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	25th September 2002
To	5th October 2002
When	Sep 25 at 19:00, Sep 26, 27, 28, 30, Oct 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 at 19:45
Prices	From £12.00. To £12.00.
What is currently on at The Pit, Barbican Centre (V372)

Reviews

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Company

Company	MAYA (The Art and Cultural Institute for Development Thailand)
Performer	Asadawut Luangsuntorn
Director	Santi Chitrachinda

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