When we talk about Sex and the City’s wiener, Olivia Danielle is a character that might just have an interesting life ahead of her. She’s beautiful, smart, and just a little bit odd, but all those things can work to her advantage as she navigates her way in her relationship with Richard, who’s thirty years her senior. It seems that everyone in this play falls in love with her, and she even has a lot of sexual freedom while doing so. But what does she do with all of her extra time?
The cast and creative team for this play understand the challenges of playing someone in their thirties. Most of the characters in this play are played by people who are in their forties or older. What does this mean for the height of the character, Olivia? She’s still attractive, but now she has a little bit more to work with. Her professional skills need to be honed a little bit before we’ll see the full extent of them. As she ages, though, we’ll begin to see the effect that height brought on.
In the play Sex and the City, sex sells, but there’s more to it than that. There’s a ton of talk behind the scenes about marriage and divorce, which is something we’re not always used to seeing in this series. We’ve seen it all before with David Spade’s character in the TV show, but it seems that the writers for this play are taking things a step further. If they want to tackle marriage and divorce in a realistic manner, they certainly have a lot of ground to cover. This gives us a little bit more to look forward to in an upcoming episode.