Bonnie Resinski was part of the creative force at the theatre at St. Francis University for 46 years, and a huge influence on my life. In her spare time, she created an amazing one-woman show that chronicles 100 years of women’s fashion. In this episode, she speaks about how fashion is a mix of style, technology, economics, and values. Bonnie makes a solid case for not wearing polyester no matter how low the price of oil goes. We also pause to do research and feed a cat. I reveal why I can’t act while wearing Fruit of the Loom boxer-briefs, and we determine that perhaps the best copy of Dickens’ Christmas Carol would be bound in human skin.
There will be a booking email for Silhouettes posted on here soon, and somehow I don’t think anyone swears. Not 100% on that though.
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