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Plays are the new movies, without all the tacky fake parts. Theatre is the medium where art and entertainment meet… it’s Real People. Real Action. Real Life. See Frankenstein in the flesh, question the nature of ‘Art’ or get some Intimate Apparel for Valentine’s Day. C-Stage. Because real life doesn’t rewind. ![]()
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Written by Lynn Nottage
Directed by Philip Akin
As rich and beautiful as finely-crafted lingerie, Intimate Apparel is a love story set in New York in 1905, amid the ragtime music of Scott Joplin. Esther, an ambitious and independent African-American woman has aspirations in conflict with turn of the century society. A gifted seamstress who has gained financial independence by sewing elegant undergarments for socialites and prostitutes, she dreams of opening her own boutique. When George, a charming Caribbean islander employed in the construction of the Panama Canal, writes to her, a romance begins that promises to help her realize her dreams.
An Obsidian Theatre Production