THEATER REVIEW: Women Laughing Alone with Salad is edgy feminism
Strung between two columns holding up the lobby of Woolly Mammoth Theatre was a clothesline with three sets of reflective papers attached. Each separate set had a question written above it, and on the papers connected below, the ones that looked like small mirrors, people who had come to the Washington theater to see their latest offering, Women Laughing Alone with Salad, could write down their responses.
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