| Prisoners of SEX ran from Nov 30 - Dec 15 2006 with performances in Nijmegen and Amsterdam This production has been made possible by the generous support of Schorer, Aids Fonds, GGD Nijmegen, COC Nijmegen & Stichting SOAAN. Special
Thanks
Ten
characters. Five situations.
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Prisoners
of SEX Desire. Compulsion. Risk.
After a successful premiere in Nijmegen and a first run of performances in Amsterdam. There are just 2 more chances to see Prisoners of SEX in Amsterdam on 14th and 15th December 2006. BOOK NOW to avoid disappointment. 21st Century Sex. Sex in a Bar, on a one night stand, in porno movies, via the internet, even at home in a 1 year old marriage Diverse situations that across Europe are being repeated and replayed. Familiar situations, but the desires are compulsive, the motivations complex and the risks, shared. Prisoners of SEX is an incisive, amusing, full-on look at gay male sex at the beginning of the 21st Century. 'Prisoners of SEX' is written and directed by John Roman Baker and has a cast of talented young actors, Nick Barker-Pendree, Andrei Malahov, Erik De Kruijf and Marcel Romeijn. The company's past work includes 'The Prostitution Plays' and 'East Side Skin'. The performances are in English. Performance Data – AMSTERDAM Dates:
14, 15 December
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| 'Prisoners
of SEX' is presented by Aputheatre as part of Take
Care for World Aids Day 2006. The production is made possible with
support from Schorer,
Aids Fonds, GGD
Nijmegen and COC Nijmegen.
About us Aputheatre is based in Amsterdam. We produce powerful male drama from a queer point of view. Our work has been seen in many countries accross Europe and we frequently participate in Gay and Lesbian Cultural Festivals around the continent. We began work in Brighton, England in 1989 under the name of Aids Positive Underground Theatre. In recent years the scope of our work has broadened to include many issues on contemporary importance. In particular we explore the changing dynamics of European politics and demographics. Click here for more info about Aputheatre
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