This woman business

This woman business

by Benn W. Levy

Book 23 of v.

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"This brilliant English comedy based on the perennially intersting subject of misogyny ... concerns five men who are banded together by their hatred of women. Into this Eveless Eden comes Joan Crawford, a young woman who confesses that she is a thief, and tells them to send for the police."

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  1. 1

    How does the premise of an "Eveless Eden" set up the exploration of misogyny, and how do you think the formation of an all-male anti-woman sanctuary reflects the characters' deeper insecurities?

  2. 2

    In what ways does the introduction of Joan Crawford as a self-confessed thief disrupt the power dynamics and fragile harmony of the men's retreat?

  3. 3

    Do you find the play's approach to satire regarding misogyny to be biting and effective, or does it risk validating the very attitudes it seeks to mock?

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