Infinite pleasure': the strip club drama that leaves you horny, vulnerable and dialling your parents
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Infinite pleasure': the strip club drama that leaves you horny, vulnerable  and dialling your parents
"Tender is concerned with what turns us on and how bad we are at talking about it. A lot of my male friends don't have any language for their own pleasure."
"The play presents the idea that masculinity is performed, rather than something that's fixed. Jessie Mei Li's character challenges rigid ideas about sex and power."
Tender is a play set in a failing strip club, focusing on themes of masculinity and sexuality. Playwright Dave Harris reflects on his experiences during the LA wildfires, where he engaged in sex, cooking, and writing. The play features characters that embody different types of attractiveness and aims to challenge traditional notions of masculinity. It highlights the struggles men face in expressing their desires and the societal pressures that inhibit open discussions about pleasure. The narrative encourages a deeper understanding of infinite pleasure and vulnerability.
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