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“There was definitely a time when I used [social media’s] power to escape, but I feel it works its magic best when it helps connect me to where I really am!”
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#MeToo is so often brought up in the context of this industry that people just discovering the movement may think it’s solely addressing Hollywood…So in this this final installment, I want to talk about #MeToo in a place most likely close to the heart of anyone reading this: theatre.
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It’s toxic, it’s dangerous — basically, we need to stop saying it. But...where did the phrase actually come from? And what does #MeToo mean for it?
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Some critiques, however, seek to add nuance to #MeToo, pointing out that since its entry into the feminist mainstream, the hashtag, while ostensibly a tool to unite women, has failed to acknowledge more marginalized and stigmatized victims of the exact same harassment and violence.
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BOYCOTT ESTHER doesn’t ignore the news — hopefully it sparks new conversations about it.
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The show promises us that Bob, and his impact on the mosaic of strangers he met along his fantastic journey (both on stage and in the audience) will continue long after he’s gone.
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