| re: where does the non-binary actor dress |
| Posted by: JereNYC (JereNYC@aol.com) 02:54 pm EST 02/03/23 |
| In reply to: re: where does the non-binary actor dress - Chromolume 12:49 pm EST 02/03/23 |
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You're right...I should have been clearer. I started my post with "Assuming everyone is a mature adult..." and I thought that covered what you mention here.
There are bad apples everywhere. In my experience in the theatre, the mature adults far outnumber the bad apples, both in dressing rooms and in locker rooms. Producers need to make a concerted effort to accomodate anyone who feels uncomfortable in a shared (especially all gender) dressing room and need to create an environment where people who feel uncomfortable for any reason can go to stage management and state their issue and have it addressed.
I'd like to think that creeps who can't keep their eyes and hands to themselves also wouldn't keep getting hired, but I know that's naive too. Perhaps that's more true now that any kind of incident could lead to a lawsuit.
But, simply based on my own experience, I have to believe that MOST people in the theatre do not care about the genetalia of the actor next to them. Others' mileage may vary, of course. |
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