The F-Word Performers

(ʄ wərd) n: 1a: a speech sound or series of speech sounds that symbolizes and communicates a meaning usually without being divisible into smaller units capable of independent use; primarily using speech patterns starting with the letter 'f' ie (fun, flirty, fat, fetching, feathery, feline, fashion, feminist); 1b: a group of badass ladies and gents expressing themselves through art; 2a: all you sexy people out there with brilliant thoughts, memories and/or ideas to share in a community building.

3.28.2011

BONERS

Congratulations to a certain Mr. Jon Tracey for exploring a topic that rarely gets talked about in the public sphere! Currently, Jonathon Daniel Tracey is a freshman studying BFA Theater Performance at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He once hit a grand slam.

And we extend a gracious thank you to Jon for mentioning a certain theater performance group in Athens, Ohio.

Enjoy!

-The F-Word Ladies

3.17.2011

Who the F Am I?

The videos for the Who the F Am I? show are in the process of being converted into digital form. They will be available for your viewing pleasure within the next academic quarter (that being spring). Do not fret! We will inform you all when they are on our Youtube channel. In the mean time, check out our other videos, post a comment, or tweet us something nice.

Have a fun and SAFE Spring break ladies & gents.

-The F-Word Ladies

3.13.2011

Support Chicago Theater & Donate to Mortar Theater

-The F-Word Ladies

"IT ALL STARTED

with a group of women, chatting. They didn't know each other well, if at all- but as it goes, once one gets a dynamic group of women together chatting, one's willing to bet they'll start talkin'- especially those theatre types. Introductions out of the way, they began to share embarrassing stories about issues affecting them as women- everything from being a "seat bleeder" to jillin' in public. As the conversation grew, these ladies realized that there is a whole lotta stuff that women don't really talk about. There seemed to be a prevailing culture of silence, invisible walls isolating them from forming a shared community with each other. They wanted to change that. Therefore, on a not-so infamous- day, they decided to form The F-Word Ladies: a group of artists expressing themselves as women, opening dialogue for females (and males, or however you choose to identify your beautiful-little-self) to talk about things they reaaalllly don't talk about."

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