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The opening scene
of this humorous musical dramatic vignette reveals one of the most fascinating
beauty secrets of the Victorian era as "Abigail Bradshaw"
enters wearing her chemise, corset and drawers!
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Abigail bemoans the apparent distraction of her lady's maid, Maude, as she
struggles to layer on all the petticoats, corset cover and dinner gown by
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When a glance over her
shoulder into a hand mirror reveals people in her dressing room, she believes
time's door must have opened due to the great curiosity of the audience
and their interest in the Victorian era. |
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Admitting
that the face of beauty has indeed changed over the past one-hundred years,
humorous songs, poetry, and beauty secrets are revealed, allowing the audience
a glimpse into the mirror of the Victorian era. Ah, but have women's
rituals in the dressing room and society's ideas on beauty really changed
that much since the 19th Century? The Visits With a Victorian Lady®
musical dramatic vignette, "Beauty Secrets of the 1800s," will
fascinate you. |
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