Modern Adaptations of Classic Theatre We Need More Than David Mamet’s Harvey Weinstein Play

In a recent interview with the Chicago Tribune, pulitzer-winning playwright, conservative, and noted masculinity enthusiast, David Mamet revealed that he’s written a new play about Harvey Weinstein. Although no dates are confirmed, Mr. Mamet’s statement alluded to a Broadway production of the play sometime in the future.

As someone who cares very much for American theatre while caring very little for either Mr. Mamet or Mr. Weinstein, I took it upon myself to brainstorm a few adaptations audiences need A HELL OF A LOT more than Mamet’s new opus of white male victimization.

Enjoy the show…

Modern Adaptations of Classic Theatre We Need More Than David Mamet’s Harvey Weinstein Play

1. My Fair [And Equal Treatment of a] Lady
2. A Streetcar Named Desire [Is Irrelevant Without Consent]
3. Guys [Should Stop Calling Women Sluts] & Dolls
4. What The Butler Saw [Should Have Been Reported Directly To HR]
5. The Importance of Being Earnest [About Dismantling Toxic Masculinity]
6. Love’s [Emotional] Labour’s Lost
7. This Is Our Youth [But It Was Ruined By A Predator In A Position Of Power]
8. Waiting For Godot [To Acknowledge His Complicity]
9. Top Girls [Are Still Subject To Unbelievable Amounts of Sexual Harassment]
10. How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying [To Rape A Woman]

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