“sex: f“
Parties
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Conceived by
Priit Võigemast ja Henrik Kalmet
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Dramaturg
Maria Lee Liivak
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Scenic and costume design
Kairi Mändla
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Lightning design
Priidu Adlas (Vaba Lava)
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Choreography
Rauno Zubko
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Song „naine“by
Jarek Kasar
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Written by
Mari-Liis Lill, Hilje Murel, Ursula Ratasepp, Evelin Võigemast ja Maria Lee Liivak
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Costume dresser and props master
Moonika Lausvee
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Valgus
Priidu Adlas
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Sound design
Kalle Nettan
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Make up design
Gristina Pahmann
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Technical solutions
Margus Terasmees ja Eero Druus
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Graphic design
Uku Kristjan Küttis
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Photography
Iris Kivisalu, Gabriela Liivamägi ja Kris Moor
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Marketing and communication
Pirkko Valge
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Production
Kaarel Oja
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Co-production
Vaba Lava
It’s a show for everybody who is discouraged by the fact that there are only women on stage – because men just are more interesting.
It’s a show for everybody who is looking forward to seeing exclusively women on stage.
It’s a show for men who just made a spicy comment.
It’s a show for women who would rather be a man. And women who think that being a woman is the best thing in the world.
It’s a show for everybody who shares their time between work, children, relationship, friends and society and keep wondering how it’s possible after all.
It’s a show for those who read women’s magazines, write for women’s magazines and pose for the covers of women’s magazines.
It’s a show for those who detest women’s magazines.
It’s a show for men who cook, clean and do laundry just as much as their partner.
It’s a show for women who would rather renovate a bathroom or fix a motorcycle, if only men darned socks and sang lullabies to their children.
It’s a show for women who haven’t dared to ask for a pay raise or, despite asking, have never got it. And for men who know their women colleagues earn less but find at least four good reasons for that.
It’s a show for everybody who thinks by now: “These are not real problems!” Or get mad at stern and hairy feminists subsidized by taxpayers.
It’s a show for everybody who thinks feminists are stern and hairy.
It’s a show for everybody who’s actually a feminist, whether a man or a woman, even without being aware of it yet.
And most definitely it’s a show for everybody who wishes to bring up their children in a better world: better for both girls and boys.
It is a show by four women, Mari-Liis Lill, Hilje Murel, Ursula Ratasepp and Evelin Võigemast. What do they have in common? They are all actresses, mothers and wives, connected by their sex: f. They are in their thirties and dream about doing a show without the need to giggle, hug, hop and blush on stage.
Premier on 25th November 2015.
After the second performance on 26th November 2015 there is artists´ talk with the audience.