Originally published at: 18 people hit with "severe nausea" after watching racy new feminist opera in Germany - Boing Boing
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The claim/warning (real or otherwise) that audience members may require medical help is a classic marketing strategy for live performances that goes back many decades.
The popular flatulance-based act of Le Pétomane was supposedly so hilarious that the Moulin Rouge famously kept a nurse onsite to help revive audience members who had passed out laughing, which of course was excellent marketing for the act.
Rollerblading nuns? Now they’ve crossed a line.
Unless that’s a euphemism for a sex act that I’m not familiar with. Maybe I should go.
My first thought was that this was going to be about a reactionary right-wing covert attack of some sort. Very thankful it wasn’t. SANCTA sounds interesting!
During a performance of The Eumenides, an audience member was claimed to have miscarried and died.
Hm… Sounds like a normal club night back in the day…
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