Power dynamics between the haves and have nots, and the collateral damage that results, is a popular point of focus in theatre, and Miss Julie is considered by many in the performing arts world to be among the blue ribbon winners in that regard.
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Its enduring appeal can be attributed to the gender politics and identity struggles of its main characters. Anachronistic at the time, they have become eerily relevant in today’s world. “The gap between the rich and the poor is getting bigger, much bigger than it was then,” said Mercedes Bátiz-Benét, who is directing Miss Julie for Blue Bridge Repertory Theatre.
“Not much has changed. In fact, we seem to be going backwards in many countries. Women are losing the right over their own bodies and their own choices. It’s a good reminder. This is an ongoing conversation. Even though we had women’s liberation in the ’60s, that doesn’t mean equality is here. We haven’t even gotten there yet.”
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