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Whereabouts are you from? http://alohatube.in.net/ aloha porn tube Yet some of the most respected figures in British theatre believe these are momentous times. In 2010 Sir David Hare suggested: “We have at last reached a tipping point. Women’s writing for the theatre is stronger and more eloquent than it has ever been.” And there’s no doubt in the minds of two of the most successful producers in British theatre, Sonia Friedman – who brought That Face to the West End and is now importing Chimerica to the Harold Pinter Theatre – and Nica Burns, who co-runs Nimax, that we should be celebrating. “I think it’s a golden age for playwrights many of whom happen to be female,” Friedman says. “I wish we weren’t defined by our gender but I do think it’s an extraordinary time. There have certainly been fewer female playwrights [in the past]. There has to be that line where you go 'This is the moment’ and I think this possibly is it.”
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