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1 development
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3 production history
4 critical reception
Development[edit]rashdash, a feminist theater company consisting of helen goalen and abby greenland [1] received funding from the west yorkshire theater to fight the playwright over the preservation of the new work. They invited alice burch to work. "We want customers to watch" was called by the national theater and supported by public funding for recommendations for the arts in england. Two women named pig and sissy are trying to eradicate pornography online.[4] pig and sissy use extreme means to ban pornography and mitigate its irreparable events, in particular anger the queen to force her to ban pornography, and try to force an american hacker to shut down the internet.[5] although the play criticizes pornography, its characters say what "sex propaganda" is. Temporary theater theater in london. The production was directed by caroline steinbeis [8] [9] and starred goalen and greenland as pig and sissy. [10] [11] the production also featured bettrice jones, helena limbury, lloyd everitt and adam charteris. 'Reilly.[13] the university of greenwich bathway theater company presented we want user to listen at the edinburgh fringe festival this year. , Michael billington of the guardian, and linoleum taylor of the independent were sympathetic to the play's intent, but felt that its uncompromising approach did not provide an opportunity for further critique of pornography.[4][15]
↑ Thompson, jesse (september 9, 2016). "Rashdash: breaking down patriarchy with ideas and feelings". Evening standard. Retrieved 15 november 2022
^ Hutchinson, charles (13 october 2015). "Rashdash fulfills the rise of violent and degrading pornography in brand new play we wish to look you." York press. Retrieved 15 november 2022
^ Pick, jan (25 october 2015). "Overview - we are committed to what visitors see". Ahh! Magazine. Retrieved 15 november 2022
^ A b billington, michael (16 june 2015). "Review we want client to listen - dreams about a society without sex." The keeper. Retrieved november 15, 2022
^ "We want buyers to see" . Time out london. June 15, 2015. Retrieved november 15, 2022.
^ Mountford, fiona (july 3, 2015). "We wish, then, that you watch a review of the theatre: no real people or narrative." Evening standard. Retrieved november 15, 2022
^ "Videos on stage even on the monitor - too hot to handle us?". Uk week. June 18, 2015 retrieved november 15, 2022
^ "Would sex be best in a society without pornography?". The keeper. June 11, 2015. Retrieved november 15, 2022.
^ Perez, caroline criado (june 3, 2015). "National theater's new show against internet pornography". Independent. Retrieved november 15, 2022
^ Affectionately, katherine (june 16, 2015). "We want you to see the national theatre." Ekaterina love. Retrieved november 15, 2022
^ Truman, matt (june 15, 2015). "We want you to watch (nt, temporary theater)." Whatsonstage. Retrieved november 15, 2022
^ Swain, marianka (june 16, 2015). "We want you to watch the national theatre." Theartsdesk.Com. Retrieved november 15, 2022
^ Davidson, roanna (may 7, 2019). "Overview: we're committed to whenever you're watching, wardrobe theatre". Bristol around the clock. Retrieved 15 november 2022
^ "Greenwich students 'want you to see' in edinburgh". University of greenwich. August 7, 2019. Retrieved november 15, 2022.
^ Taylor, paul (june 16, 2015). "We are committed to what listeners see, national theatre, review: extreme take on the eradication of pornography". Independent. Retrieved november 16, 2022
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