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Review: ‘Venus in Fur’ is a provocative and well-acted intro to T3’s new season
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Carson Wright, back, and Catherine D. DuBord in Theatre Three’s ‘Venus in Fur.’ (Photos by Jeffrey Schmidt) I’m not gonna lie.
I’ve been reluctant to write this review about Theatre Three’s Venus in Fur. Can a production be so well done that it’s unreviewable?
Or did it just mindfuck me to such an extent that I now have writer’s block. Either way, Venus kicked off Theatre Three’s new season with a spank and a slap in all the right places.
David Ives’ two-character play is a succinct study in sexual power and energy through the lens of a theater audition. Thomas, a playwright and first time director can’t find his “Vanda” character because all the actresses are too old or too young.
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Billy Eichner’s back on the street, Trixie Mattel gets schooled & all the best LGBTQ+ releases this week
Need a boost to get over Hump Day? The Hot Sheet is Queerty’s midweek pop culture catch-up, highlighting the entertainment stories everyone’s talking about, the ones you might’ve missed, and the notable LGBTQ+ film & TV releases in the days ahead. Here’s everything you need to stay in-the-know:THE STARS ALIGN: Rolling Stone‘s fun Musicians On Musicians series just gave us the ultimate theater-girl-turned-movie star link-up with a conversation between Mean Girls‘s Reneé Rapp & Wicked‘s Cynthia Erivo. The pair talk musicals (of course), and navigating the industry as queer women.
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