A searing examination of sexual politics and political correctness.
Carol drops by her professor’s office to gain his help with her classwork. John, the professor, is in the midst of buying a house to celebrate his nomination for tenure. By their second meeting, Carol has decided John sexually harassed her, and their conversation dissects the first. Every word, every nuance of the first meeting has been twisted into something else. Or has it?
"A play of provocative power, bound to inspire animated conversations long after the curtain falls." ~ USA Today
WRITTEN BY: DAVID MAMET
DIRECTED BY ATHENA GUNDLACH
Should you bring the kids? Our recommendation: 18+, adult themes and language.
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Carol drops by her professor’s office to gain his help with her classwork. John, the professor, is in the midst of buying a house to celebrate his nomination for tenure. By their second meeting, Carol has decided John sexually harassed her, and their conversation dissects the first. Every word, every nuance of the first meeting has been twisted into something else. Or has it?
"A play of provocative power, bound to inspire animated conversations long after the curtain falls." ~ USA Today
WRITTEN BY: DAVID MAMET
DIRECTED BY ATHENA GUNDLACH
Should you bring the kids? Our recommendation: 18+, adult themes and language.
A searing examination of sexual politics and political correctness.
Carol drops by her professor’s office to gain his help with her classwork. John, the professor, is in the midst of buying a house to celebrate his nomination for tenure. By their second meeting, Carol has decided John sexually harassed her, and their conversation dissects the first. Every word, every nuance of the first meeting has been twisted into something else. Or has it?
"A play of provocative power, bound to inspire animated conversations long after the curtain falls." ~ USA Today
WRITTEN BY: DAVID MAMET
DIRECTED BY ATHENA GUNDLACH
Should you bring the kids? Our recommendation: 18+, adult themes and language.
read more
Carol drops by her professor’s office to gain his help with her classwork. John, the professor, is in the midst of buying a house to celebrate his nomination for tenure. By their second meeting, Carol has decided John sexually harassed her, and their conversation dissects the first. Every word, every nuance of the first meeting has been twisted into something else. Or has it?
"A play of provocative power, bound to inspire animated conversations long after the curtain falls." ~ USA Today
WRITTEN BY: DAVID MAMET
DIRECTED BY ATHENA GUNDLACH
Should you bring the kids? Our recommendation: 18+, adult themes and language.
show less
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Raven Theater Windsor
195 Windsor River Rd., Windsor, CA 95492
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