TribLIVE: A community center in Friendship becomes a kitschy comedy club, while a stand-up comedy routine offers a hilarious exploration of identity and acceptance in Quantum Theatre's production of “Brahman/I.”
Subtitled “A One-Hijra Stand-Up Comedy Show,” Aditi Brennan Kapil's play explores history, mythology, gender, ethnic heritage and high school.
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I'm glad something like this is happening. I'm not sure, though, about the comedy "stand-up" aspect of it. If it were a play with more serious moments tackling the issue intertwined, I would prefer it more. Similar to the article saying that labels are more for the one doing the labeling than the person who recieved the label, I feel like sugarcoating this message as a stand up act will inevitably do it a diservice. <54-102> 54-102
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