World Premiere of THE WOMAN IS PERFECTED Comes to Hollywood Fringe
On Friday, June 1st, The Woman is Perfected will have its world premiere at the Broadwater Second Stage in Hollywood as part of the Hollywood Fringe Festival's preview week. Press are invited to attend the June 1 the official Fringe opening on June 9th at 3:30 PM.
The Woman Is Perfected follows the psychological breakdown of a single young woman entangled in abusive relationships and a crippling compulsion to perfect her body through plastic surgery. Written by Ruth Fowler, starring Maliabeth Johnson (Parks and Recreation, Mad Men, American Horror Story: Hotel) and directed by Ryan McRee, this feminist "Everyman" tragedy will have its World Premiere at the Broadwater Theatre's Second Stage in association with the Hollywood Fringe Festival.
Ruth's "sharp and unsparing" writing has been praised by numerous critics, and the recent premiere of her play bled for the household truth at Rogue Machine Theatre was labeled by the L.A. Times "a timely exposé of what passes for intimacy in the Digital Age." Now, having shifted her focus to the commodification of women's bodies, she presents a harrowing new psychodrama with her unique balance of clinical investigation and emotional exploration. The play challenges-in terms both literal and expressionistic-how to cling to a genuine sense of identity in a world in which appearances are dominant, artificiality is celebrated, and our customization options are very nearly infinite.
Tickets are $10 and can be purchased online at http://hff18.org/5195.
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