A Woman Alone

A Woman Alone

2 performances between April 20, 2015 and May 2, 2015
Drama
Written by Dario Fo & Franca Rame • Translated by Gillian Hanna • Directed by Michael Kirch • Performed by Anna Kurgan
50mins
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Entropy imploding. A woman hit by fifty shades of blue. A goldfish in a bowl. The hamster on its wheel. Going round and round and round.
Therein hangs a chased tail.

A Woman Alone by Dario Fo and Franca Rame takes a wry look at a repressed, disempowered housewife killing time while adrift in timeless issues. As Rame said, "I draw on problems that women have within society at large. The most important thing that I would wish to see... is respect for women everywhere: at home, in the street, in the family and in bed." The play, post-feminism, introduces a woman unhinged by patriarchal clamour, unable to turn down its noise. A disturbed woman. An abused woman. A woman alone.

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