Houston Chronicle’s sister site reported.Dancers dressed in thongs, thigh-highs and masks show off their moves from behind several black barricades separating them from the cars.
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strip club in ‘The Sopranos’. Oftentimes you had Tony sitting in the front, and women are in the back. All you see is their body or their legs and you don’t even see their faces.“So, because we are always entering our story from the perspective of the women, we really were walking in a woman’s high-heeled platform shoes though this world.”“P-Valley” is an ensemble drama set at Pynk, a strip club in the fictional town of Chucalissa, Miss.
Houston Chronicle’s sister site reported.Dancers dressed in thongs, thigh-highs and masks show off their moves from behind several black barricades separating them from the cars.
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Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorWhen Katori Hall was putting “P-Valley” together, music was at the top of her agenda. More importantly, female voices.
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hasn’t even premiered yet, and the STARZ series is already being called and The premise: an in-depth look into the lives of the dancers at The Pynk, a strip club set in Mississippi’s “Dirty Delta.” But in the hands of award-winning playwright Katori Hall (The Mountaintop, Tina: The Tina Turner Musical), P-Valley isn't focused on the dancing or the men who frequent these clubs—it's about how the women found , and the freedom it offers them. Based on Hall’s critically acclaimed play Pussy Valley,
Mackenzie Nichols Staff WriterKatori Hall hired all women to direct her strip club dramedy “P-Valley” for Starz because she wanted to ensure the series showcased its stripper characters through an empathetic lens.Although the playwright-turned-series creator and showrunner tells Variety she “did try to hire men,” during interviews she asked, “What is your definition of the female gaze? And I would say 10 times out of 10, the men did not have an answer to that question.”“And so, knowing that was
Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterIn 2009, award-winning playwright Katori Hall started research for her play Pussy Valley, which put a spotlight on the world of stripping. She stepped into the heels of these women, took pole dancing classes and even spent her 30th birthday in the locker room of the New York strip club Sin City Bronx.
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