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Et stykke af Arlene Hutton med titlen "Kissed the Girls and Made Them Cry" har sit navn fra det populære "Georgie Porgie"-rim. I stykket diskuteres emner som voldtægt, overgreb og homofobi. Rimet bliver sunget/synget i slutningen af stykket. En af de mest kendte opsætninger af dette manuskript var en opførelse af en boglig forestilling i Friday Harbor, WA. I denne specifikke produktion medvirkede Isabella Brown, Wilson Loucks, Eric Sable, Chloe Cunningham, Iziah Daily, Chiara Power, Alison Cole, AnneMarie Ryan og Tawan Shallard. Den blev instrueret af Jenni Merrit og Melissa Taylor stod for teknikken.
A play by Arlene Hutton, called "Kissed the Girls and Made Them Cry," takes its name from the popular "Georgie Porgie" rhyme. The play discusses topics such as date rape, assault, and homophobia. The rhyme is sung/chanted at the end of the play. One of the most well-known productions of this script was an on-book performance done in Friday Harbor, WA. This specific production starred Isabella Brown, Wilson Loucks, Eric Sable, Chloe Cunningham, Iziah Daily, Chiara Power, Alison Cole, AnneMarie Ryan, and Tawan Shallard. It was directed by Jenni Merrit with Melissa Taylor doing tech.
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