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THE MINEOLA TWINS: A COMEDY IN SIX SCENES, FOUR DREAMS, AND (AT LEAST) SIX WIGS
By Paula Vogel
Winthrop University
Paula Vogel's The Mineola Twins is a campy romp through a lifetime of sisterhood. Twin sisters Myrna and Myra embody the good girl/bad girl virgin/whore dichotomy which limits women's individual successes, failures and personal journeys. The Mineola Twins follows the intertwined lives of the twin sisters through the Eisenhower, Nixon and Bush administrations--marking time and their lives through the political climate of recent decades. The twins are polar opposites in their politics, ethics and bra-cup sizes. This comedy, played out in bad wigs, stuffed bras and dream sequences, elucidates the bond of sisterhood which binds us past biology, public opinion and political affiliation.
Directed by Laura Dougherty
Set Design: Biff Edge
Light Design: Daniel Gordon
Costume Design: Janet Gray
Sound Design & Original Composition: Leah Smith
Choreography: Stephanie Milling
Photo credit: Leah Smith