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This play spans thirty years of American History, politics,
and women's issues as seen through the eyes of Myrna and Myra Richards, twins from Mineola, New York. Vogel
describes this play as “a comedy in six scenes, four dreams, and at least six wigs.” I chose the idea of the drive-in movie screen because we accept it as a period element in the first scene
which is in 1959. As the play moves on, the screen becomes a portal for us to
see into the worlds of each scene. The projections give us locale and viewpoint.
We placed Vogel’s “The Voice” onstage as a character that could assist and affect the twins.
Photoshop Projections
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