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Home Edinburgh Fringe 2017

Edinburgh Interview: Danyah Miller

by Staff Writer
July 25, 2017
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Danyah Miller – Perfectly Imperfect Women

What makes us want to be perfect? What is so bad about imperfection anyway? In this universal story, multi award-winning storyteller Danyah Miller explores what drives us to want to live perfect lives. This is one woman’s search for a richer understanding of her concept of perfection and what it means to accept imperfection in order to connect more deeply to her female line. The show examines the often complex relationship between mothers and daughters and the challenge of discovering you may have more in common with your female ancestors than you care to admit.

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