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Details Cannot Body Wants is a Singaporean play directed by K.K. Seet. It was first staged on 12 September 1992
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Directed by | K.K. Seet |
Original language | English |
Synopsis
The play is a 45-minute monologue a character (played by Chin Woo Ping) enacting societal, cultural, and emotional restrictions of being an Asian woman
The play is divided into four concepts: (i) details - details of women's burdens in life, (ii)
Chin uses props such as an inflatable sex doll, masks, an inflatable bra, and risqué costumes to rant against feet binding, . She also uses a combination of advertising jargons, rap music, Christmas carols, Cantonese jingles, and pantuns, as well as Western and Asian cultural figures such as Billie Holiday, Édith Piaf, geishas, Mae West.
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