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Show Details
Jessica Delfino: Songs About Vaginas
Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2007

Jessica Delfino: Songs About Vaginas


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Description

Denounced by the Catholic League. Banned from YouTube.

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Comments

This show features songs about vaginas. For some reason, I expected more than that. It is just songs, featuring a wealth of different names for that area, the sole reason seeming to be to just be able to say those words and get a laugh or offend prudes. The lyrics are dull, the music is terribly average, and the whole thing feels like distilled early 80s feminism in the USA. I was expecting something at least vaguely similar to Vagina Monologues in the sense of empowerment and understanding, but this is so far of the mark it’s on another continent. Avoid if you’re above sniggering at swearwords. 2 out of 5.

justine_metal, August 2007



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