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"Some Explicit Polaroids" by Mark Ravenhill. Failed assassination attempts, New Age strippers, Techno music, Russian go-go boys, corporate anarchists, AIDS cocktails, horny ghosts, beautiful bodies, abusive lovers, business execs on the rampage and lots and lots of E...Welcome to 2003!. Directed by Dave Barton. Warning: Nudity, sexual content and other adult situations. |
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| Nadia (Erika Tai) meets Jonathan (David Cramer): "Everything is terrible. Nothing means anything. There's nobody out there. I'm alone in the the universe." |
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| Victor (Keith Bennett) urges his HIV+ lover, Tim (Steven Parker), to take his medication. |
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| Russian go-go boy Victor (Bennett) shakes his booty for an appreciative Tim (Parker). |
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| Helen (Jill Cary Martin) is reminded of the old days in a confrontation with Jonathan (Cramer): "We will start with individuals. One by one we will capture them, we will capture their children. There are a thousand years of injustice to reverse." |
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| Ex-con Nick (Bryan Jennings) learns to love "the little stuff" as Helen (Martin) watches, impatiently. |
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