The Guilty Feminist
368. Never Have I Ever with Susan Wokoma, Emma Butler, Amit Shah and Greg Wise
Aug 28, 2023
Actress and comedian Susan Wokoma joins the hosts to discuss interesting topics such as the rebellious nature of nuns, self-reflection on past relationships, and the morality of pretending to be 13. They also explore embarrassing stories, love experiences, the play 'Never Have I Ever', the rise of black women's voices on social media, and the challenges actors face when embodying characters.
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- The importance of having a collaborative director and playwright present in the rehearsal room to enhance the creative process and allow actors to bring characters to life.
- The play celebrates and challenges the idea that everyone is different, promoting understanding, respect for diversity, and building bridges between individuals.
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The Play: Never Have I Ever
Never Have I Ever is a play about a couple who own a restaurant and the challenges they face when they have to tell their investor that they have gone bankrupt. The play delves into themes of sex, money, friendship, love, identity, class, and more. The story unfolds as the characters play a drinking game that reveals secrets from their past. It's a mix of drama, tension, and comedy, exploring the complexities of relationships and the impact of choices made in the past. With a talented cast and a captivating storyline, Never Have I Ever offers an engaging and thought-provoking theatrical experience.
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