way too blonde Written by and starring: Synopsis: In way too blonde, the Full Figure trio satirizes female stereotypes in the media. Three make-up- and men-obsessed bimbos involve the audience in an unruly dating game show called “Groveling for a Groom,” a sexual harassment trial, a haircut, Cosmopolitan Magazine’s “Why Don’t You” column, and a day in the life of the heroines: Anne, Tammi, and Marcia. Awards:
Reviews: “If you think feminists lack a sense of humour, Full Figure Theatre will change your mind.” —The Vancouver Sun, “[way too blonde] is snappy, funny and incisive... with a rapid fire of sketch, song and biting burlesque... colorful, punchy and deliciously vicious satirical skills.” —Time Out, “… a clever satire on female stereotypes in the media. Cleverly written and extremely well performed by the trio.” —The Adelaide Advertiser, “… gritty, intelligent, rapid-fire comedy about the pitfalls of womanhood. It is much, much better than TV.” — The Sudbury Sun, “...Full Figure Theatre cruises the traumas of being a woman with the ease of a quick flick through Cosmo...way too blonde is ideal for those struggling through a bad hair day.” — The Scotsman, |
