The Vagina Monologues

[Front-Ranger]

LauraGigs invited me to see this last weekend, and I really enjoyed it! I would like to know what others who have seen it thought about it. A funny thing I noticed is that most of the men who I've talked to about it are very curious and interested. And there were also quite a few men at the performance.

The play was written by Eve Ensler, who researched by interviewing many women from all walks of life about their vaginas.

[Lumière]

I haven't seen it yet .. I would love to though!

[Front-Ranger]

Here is a link to the official web site:

http://www.vaginamonologues.co.uk/default.asp?contentID=505

I was trying to find out what the questions were that were asked, but I haven't found it yet.

However, I know that one thing was that Ensler asked women to complete the sentence, "My vagina..."

[Lumière]

However, I know that one thing was that Ensler asked women to complete the sentence, "My vagina..."

Okay, shall we get the Vagina revolution underway here? 

I'll start:

My vagina is a Gemini, much like myself.  She can be meek and quiet and even moody sometimes but she does have her fun-loving (dare I say, versatile) moments!  On the whole, she's a good girl (like myself .. ) 


*moves off the stage and waits for the next person to speak..*

[David In Indy]

 

    

    

     

It's at times like this that I wish I was a woman. 

[Lumière]

     

It's at times like this that I wish I was a woman. 

Shoo David!  Shoo! 

[Front-Ranger]

Go ahead, David, you can do it. Complete the sentence, "My vagina..."

[David In Indy]

Go ahead, David, you can do it. Complete the sentence, "My vagina..."

My vagina doesn't look like the other vaginas in my old high school anatomy book. 

<David steps off the stage so the next person can speak>

[Front-Ranger]

Great start!! How do you know this David?

[David In Indy]

'cause all the vaginas pictured in my book looked like innies, and my vagina looks more like an outie.

Is it okay if me and my vagina take our seat now? These bright stage lights are making me feel shy.