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The "otherizing" of women is the oldest oppression known to our species, and it's the model, the template, for all other oppressions.
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PRESS: REVIEW Brilliant Traces A hysterical bride bursts into the cabin of a recluse in the middle of the frozen wilderness. Initially, their conversation is a monologue on her part, but eventually, he opens up and genuine communication ensues. The husband-and-wife team of Edward Linder and Stacey Poirier effectively portrays these two damaged people. While the play is a tad overwrought and Poirier's frequently shrill performance exacerbates that weakness, the chemistry between the two wins out, making the characters' ultimate connection deeply touching. - William Randall Beard, Minneapolis Star Tribune
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