Performance

Venue	The Mill Arts Centre (formerly The Mill)
Town	Banbury
County	Oxfordshire
From	3rd November 2007
To	3rd November 2007
Prices	From £16.00. To £16.00.
The Mill Arts Centre (formerly The Mill) (V794)
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The Vagina Monologues

Work:: The Vagina Monologues (S0708187248)

The play had a hit off Broadway run in New York in the 1996/97 season, winning a Drama Desk Award nomination and an Obie Award. The play has subsequently been performed on tour in America with great success. 'The Vagina Monologues' was the centrepiece for V-Day, a gala theatrical and musical charity event, which took place at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York on Valentine's Day 1998. Artists taking part in this event included Whoopi Goldberg, Winona Ryder, Glenn Close and Susan Sarandon. The Vagina Monologues, subtitled "An Anthropological Exploration", reveals a series of different women's stories and experiences involving their genitalia. The material was gathered from hundreds of intimate interviews, conducted by Ensler, in which women were asked probing questions such as "If it your vagina could talk, what would it say?".

Author

Eve Ensler

Production:: (T01981442895)

Run time approx. 2hrs 20mins inclu. interval

Performer	Shobna Gulati (Sheffield / Nottingham)
Performer	Sammy Winward (Sheffield)
Performer	Carol Smillie (Aberdeen)
Performer	Chizzy Akudolu (Bristol / Redhill / Hull / Blackpool / Dorking))
Performer	Sarah Ingram (Bristol / Redhill / Hull / Blackpool / Dorking)
Performer	Corinna Powlesland (Bristol / Redhill / Hull / Blackpool / Dorking)
Performer	Sue Holderness (Brighton / Nottingham)
Performer	Rhona Cameron (Brighton)
Performer	Suzanne Shaw (Brighton)
Performer	Liza Minnelli (Nottingham)

Listing:: L1640274391

Production details

Run time approx. 2hrs 20mins inclu. interval

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