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Past Performances: 2000 | |
The 2000 season brought Four Bitchin Babes, Arlene Malinowski and Christine Lavin to St. Louis.The 2000 season was Presented by COCA and Joan Lipkin and That Uppity Theatre Company, in partnership with Wise Woman Productions and The Women's Self Help Center. | |
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Out of the Mouths of Babes | |
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"Together they tell humorously observant tales of modern urban life ... and harmonize like a heavenly chorus." - Chicago Tribune Life According to Four Bitchin' Babes is a glorious musical ride through the heart. Join them as they take you on a journey through the joys and dilemmas of love and everyday life ... from motherhood and fashion goofs to contemporary social issues; tales of TV talk shows and telephone solicitors; from career mishaps to the wacky tabloid world of today's headlines.
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What Does the Sun Sound Like?
A Journey Between Sound & Silence by
"... soars easily and gracefully ... with great good humor and compassion." - Backstage West
A hilarious and tender account of surviving adolescence and being required to grow up quickly, What Does the Sun Sound Like is Arlene Malinowski's loving memoir about being the eldest hearing child of deaf parents.
As a young girl, she became her parent's ears and voice and, through visits to "Deaf Club" and frustrating interactions with the hearing world, from growing breasts to awkwardly introducing her fiance to her parents, Malinowksi's poignant and comical story has something to say to everyone, deaf and hearing alike.
Click here to find out more about Arlene Malinowski. | |
Christine Lavin Steps In
Christine Lavin, founding member of The Four Bitchin' Babes, was the final installment of Women CenterStage 2000. Christine's wireless concerts, which now include the ingenious use of live digital phrase sampling technology, have tapped into a unique vein of creativity transforming her performances into one-of-a-kind stage events. Besides her 12 solo albums, Christine has also recorded three albums with the Bitchin' Babes and produced six compilation CDs, including her latest, The Stealth Project, which showcases the work of contemporary singer/songwriters whose work she loves. "Christine Lavin has become the classic modern troubadour. She makes our ordinary lives sound extraordinary -- and extraordinarily funny." Boston Globe Click here to visit the official Christine Lavin Web site. | |
