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Dialogue Between a Prostitute and Her Client at Fremont Centre Theatre

Fremont Centre Theatre (1000 Fremont Avenue South Pasadena, CA 91030)
Dialogue-030510
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By exploring a complex and disturbing relationship between a woman/prostitute/mother and a man/client/child, revered Italian playwright Dacia Maraini challenges societal notions about gender and power, which forces audience members to question themselves and the roles they choose to play in a world divided by sex.

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The last date listed for Dialogue Between a Prostitute and Her Client was Sunday April 18, 2010 / 3:00pm.

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    Definitely casual (in fact, u may be able to wear pajamas)
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6 Goldstar Member Reviews

Missing_member_pic_grid_2_1 Peluchita
4.0

Excellent, mixed crowd, small venue, and the complimentary wine was great.

Written on Apr 18 2010
Missing_member_pic_grid_2_1 Rita
3.0

A 2 character play with some rough language but interesting counterplay between the characters. I would recommend it but with the caveat that you be prepared for the rough language and raw content.

Written on Apr 12 2010
Missing_member_pic_grid_2_1 Paul K.
4.0

Good acting but I found some of the situations not to be believable. The play lasted about one hour.

Written on Apr 05 2010
Missing_member_pic_grid_2_1 Suzanne Bee
5.0

Loved this play - and almost everything at the Fremont Theatre. This play had wonderful character development through a most interesting story. In addition to fine acting, it was a lovely sensuous performance.

Written on Apr 05 2010
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More Information About Dialogue Between a Prostitute and Her Client

Description

Manila the prostitute is a matter-of-fact businesswoman. She provides a commodity for a fee. This isn’t quite enough for her client, who likes to fantasize when he engages in sex. But Manila is also a woman of intellect, which means she is capable of some fantasizing of her own, and it is her fantasies which are the keys to her own fragility and vulnerability. Her business is not so simple, after all.

The revered Italian playwright, novelist, screenwriter and essayist Dacia Maraini is famously a feminist, which means that her treatment of erotic themes extends way beyond the merely titillating. Prostitution provides a dramatic metaphor for various aspects in male-female relationships, including issues of power and domination, as well as the objectification and commercialization of women. Prostitutes have often been protagonists in popular narrative. Maraini goes beneath the surface of popular stereotype to give Manila a human face.

Is “Dialogue Between a Prostitute and Her Client” sexy? Yes. But its political underpinnings also make it thoughtful.

About the Ticket Supplier: Fremont Centre Theatre

Fremont Centre Theatre is a 75-seat non-profit, professional theatre. 2005 Winner of The Gold Crown Award from the Pasadena arts council, Arts In Business Award from the South Pasadena Chamber of Commerce and the Red Carpet Award from Women In Theatre, FCT has gained a reputation for producing works for the stage that are original, unusual and meaningful. The productions are frequently about artists, scientists, authors, historical or current events and issues, and most often are previously unproduced and unpublished works.