Straight White Men
MTC
12 May 2016
Fairfax Studio
to 18 June
mtc.com.au
"What would you be willing to give up to make a difference in the world?"
Young Jean Lee wrote Straight White Men because a three-act naturalistic play about straight white men was the last thing the Korean-American, New York–based, avant-garde playwright and theatre maker wanted to write.
The result is an extraordinary exploration of privilege that starts with four men who are so self aware of their privilege that they question their own self awareness of their privilege.
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The full review is on AussieTheatre.com.au and will be here soon.
MTC
12 May 2016
Fairfax Studio
to 18 June
mtc.com.au
 |
| Straight White Men. John Gaden and Hamish Michael. Photo by Jeff Busby |
"What would you be willing to give up to make a difference in the world?"
Young Jean Lee wrote Straight White Men because a three-act naturalistic play about straight white men was the last thing the Korean-American, New York–based, avant-garde playwright and theatre maker wanted to write.
The result is an extraordinary exploration of privilege that starts with four men who are so self aware of their privilege that they question their own self awareness of their privilege.
...
The full review is on AussieTheatre.com.au and will be here soon.