It's expected that when you go to the theatre that you are entertained. When you come away from a performance feeling you have learned something about history and life itself - in addition to some superb entertainment - that's exciting! As for the provocative part - well just take a listen to the actors
themselves describe a play that depicts a group of 1960's men who escape into the Catskills to are part of a secret sorority who dress up as women:

Provocative - you bet. Interesting and educational - absolutely (who knew?). Storytelling - at its best. Directed by Joe Mantello, written by Harvey Firestein, and produced by Lynne Meadow and Barry Grove at the Manhattan Theatre Club - this one is going to sizzle. Don't wait for this tale told by a top-notch cast of characters to open on April 23rd. Run over to the Samuel J Friedman (Biltmore) Theatre and catch a story told like none other today.