
My
intergenerational feminist panel went out together to see Caryl Churchill's play,
Top Girls, the other night. Courtney wrote it up over at
feministing yesterday, and hence I point you over there. C writes that it got her thinking about women's lives, childbirth, sacrifice, our feminist legacy--and it got me thinking too. This pic is from the first scene, which is a nutty dinner party with women from different points in history. And speaking of dinner parties, I'm going to see
Judy Chicago's version at the Brooklyn Museum in a few weeks. In lieu of a "bachelorette" party, my friend Rebecca arranged a private tour. I'd love to hear what other brides-to-be out there have done to revamp the ole "bachelorette." Share?!
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I'm going to the Brooklyn Museum to see that, too! (Sometime at the end of June.) Not for my bachelorette party, though. My best friends have known ever since before I got engaged that I just wanted an oldschool slumber party with popcorn and movies and board games with my best girlfriends.
I saw Judy Chicago's The Dinner Party last summer while in NYC for a Feminist Organizing class from Oregon State University. It was awesome!
not the typical bachelorette party one would expect but as long as everybody had a great time, its all good right? :) im going with my wife to see it by the end of June.
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