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One Hundred Years of Sex-Acts
Eastenders' Sixth Annual One-Act Festival
Runs February 28-April 1, 2006
at the EXIT on Taylor
277 Taylor Street, San Francisco
Series A and B contain nudity and are recommended for mature audiences.
What the Critics Said:
Must See - 96 Hours, San Francisco Chronicle
... robust, fully-developed one-acts by some of the best writers who have ever contributed to this specialized genre, produced in a low-key style that emphasizes the group's storytelling skills.... . taken separately, the six plays provide six distinct perspecitves on the manners and morals of the various eras; taken together, they create a fascinating tapestry of modern theatrical history. - Charles Brousse,
Marin Independent Journal
Eastenders is to be commended for bringing these obscure short works ... to Bay Area audiences who might otherwise never know they exist, let alone enjoy their charms. - Charles Brousse, Marin Independent Journal
Astute renditions of obscure literray masterpieces by the likes of Tennessee Williams, Caryl Churchill, and Federico Garcia Lorca set the stage for three marvelous evenings marking the gradual evolution of the way we think about secuality and gender .... But perhaps the formost accomlishment of the Eastenders' collage of desire, conjugal relations, and the battle between the sexes is the sheer versatility of it all. The rotating ensemble flits from working-class British couples to Spanish nobility to Southern gentelmen in drag -- without batting an eyelash or misplacing an accent. - Nirmala Nataraj, SF Station
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By August StrindbergTranslated by Evert SprinchornDirected by Susan E. Evans
By Federico García LorcaTranslated by Gwynne EdwardsDirected by Susan E. Evans
By Tennessee WilliamsDirected by Jeff Thompson
By Dacia MarainiTranslated by Tony MitchellDirected by Charles E. Polly
By Caryl ChurchillDirected by Susan E. Evans
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