an immaculate misconception.
can u believe im still cracking my head trying to find out what it best means?
i mean yes, the sub-title -
sex in a mechanical reproductive age -
seems to suggest something, but i cant quite put my finger to it.
talk bout getting up close and personal: we were sittin on the extreme right side of the stage(where most of the action took place, by the way).
it wasnt all song-and-dance like
dim sum dollies(which i enjoyed very much) but still, quite interesting i must say.
but what if IVF(known as ICSi in the play) successfully replaces the need for a Father?
would there be more willing single moms and will they be able to provide for their children?
what if they finally get married anyhows and their child has to realise the man he has been living with
isn'this biological father?
nah.
just a thought.
