Anais Nin Goes to Hell

See it if Hilarious sendup of 5 archetypal women who seek to find themselves in a world without men. Almost campy, but dealing with important issues.

Don't see it if You should see it! It is intelligent and entertaining, well acted and funny as hell. Much to think about here....Highly recommended.

See it if A witty existential female driven comedy full of delicious language and epic characters. Well written, acted, directed, and designed.

Don't see it if You don't like language plays.

See it if You like great directing, writing and storytelling.

Don't see it if need linear narrative.

See it if you like your comedy over-the-top and outrageous, and mixed with messages about female empowerment and relationships between women.

Don't see it if you don't have a sense of humor

Also No matter what term you use for "Hell", chances are that you'll never find an underworld as sexy, or as funny, or as inspiring as the one brought to you by "Anais Nin Goes To Hell". In the words of the titular character, "If this is Hell, Hell is Heaven!" The audience will feel the same way with this deliciously decadent new theater piece.Anais (pronounced "Anna with an "EES") Nin, for those who don't know, was the iconic writer raised in France who made America her adopted home. She was most famous for her journals and her erotica, which were (and by some, still are...) considered scandalous. Throughout her life and well afterward, Nin has been analyzed, revered, imitated, and criticized time and time again. One thing that everyone can agree upon, however, was that she was indeed a colorful character. When Nin shows up on an island off the River Styx, she finds herself in equally interesting company: Andromeda, Queen Victoria, Cleopatra, Karen Carpenter, and Heloise. Wow!... Read more Read less

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