The Waiting Room Analysis

The waiting room by Lisa Loomer is a fascinating piece of work, three women waiting for doctor’s call . In this waiting room Lisa Loomer explores how society view women beauty through different places and time. One of the women is a Chinese, she came to see a doctor because of her foot, in this period china view of beauty meant small feet. The other women is a British women during this time women wearied very tight dress that made the waste small, she was well educated women and her husband insisted her ovary removed because it was causing her hysteria. The third women is a modern women from united states, through advancement in science in now possible to modify ones body to their specific needs. This modern women goes through breast implantation, due to pressure of her parents and society. As …show more content…
The light help see how the doctor was mad at the veneration how couldn’t help save his pet.

There are a lot of good lesson one can draw from this play in therms of generalzatiion of social problems from gender, medincine, politics, and etc. The reason the why Radford University has chosen this play I think is to helps us student understand our social problems in the world. I think that the audience accpeted this production because any one could relate to it because of its broad cover of social issues. I would defiantly recommend is a most see production that challenges you to think about sociaity.

In conclusion I think that The Wating Room by Lisa Loomer is a educational on social issues that have affected women, politic, health system, phromoctical comapyand, disease, etc. The waiting room cover a lot of social problem and does very eloquently. I have learned about different cultures how the approach social issues good or bad it certainly bring all us to discuss and think