←Recommendations of The Female Gaze

  • claire dettloff: The Female Gaze by Jillian Blevins
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    "it's a comfort to exist without being seen." this line represents so much about the world women are living in, and there's nothing i love more than a play about women healing. blevins' play "the female gaze" expertly illustrates the bonds that form between women who want nothing but to take their power back and eat some fruit in peace.

    "it's a comfort to exist without being seen." this line represents so much about the world women are living in, and there's nothing i love more than a play about women healing. blevins' play "the female gaze" expertly illustrates the bonds that form between women who want nothing but to take their power back and eat some fruit in peace.

    ”
  • Christopher Soucy: The Female Gaze by Jillian Blevins
    “

    Mythology is rarely kind to women. The best myths are layered with some lesson about the world we live in. Here, Jillian Blevins masterfully blends the curses of petulant gods with the grief of all too familiar wrongs. This play is a brilliant renewal of purpose for characters often relegated to their own misery. A dynamic play with wondrous tones of empathy for victims.

    Mythology is rarely kind to women. The best myths are layered with some lesson about the world we live in. Here, Jillian Blevins masterfully blends the curses of petulant gods with the grief of all too familiar wrongs. This play is a brilliant renewal of purpose for characters often relegated to their own misery. A dynamic play with wondrous tones of empathy for victims.

    ”