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The uncoupling a novel
When the new drama teacher at Eleanor Roosevelt High School decides on Lysistrata for the year's school play, fiction mirrors real life, or rather vice versa. In the play, the women of Greece control their husbands and gain newfound independence by withholding sex. Coincidentally, the women and teens of Stellar Plains also turn their men away from the bedroom for reasons they cannot rationally explain.
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- "When the new drama teacher at Eleanor Roosevelt High School decides on Lysistrata for the year's school play, fiction mirrors real life, or rather vice versa. In the play, the women of Greece control their husbands and gain newfound independence by withholding sex. Coincidentally, the women and teens of Stellar Plains also turn their men away from the bedroom for reasons they cannot rationally explain."@en
- "After new high school drama teacher Fran Heller begins rehearsals for Lysistrata (in which the women of Greece refuse to have sex until the men end the Peloponnesian War), every girl and woman in the community is overcome by a "spell" that causes them to lose all desire for sex. No one is immune, not Dory Lang and her husband, Robby, the most popular English teachers at Eleanor Roosevelt High School; not Leanne Bannerjee, the beautiful school psychologist; or the overweight college counselor Bev Cutler, shackled to a callous hedge-fund manager husband. The Langs' teenaged daughter, Willa, who eventually lands the lead in the play, is also afflicted, wreaking havoc on her relationship with Fran's son, Eli."@en
- "When the new drama teacher chooses to stage the Greek play Lysistrata--in which women swear off sex to stop a war--a similar spell affects the high school community, forcing everyone to look at their sexual selves in new light."@en
- "When the new drama teacher chooses to stage the Greek play Lysistrata--in which women swear off sex to stop a war--a similar spell affects the high school community, forcing everyone to look at their sexual selves in new light."