When I first heard of the concept of monologues by millennials, I was unimpressed. All I had heard of my generation, and yes, technically I am still one, consisted of stereotypes that tick me off. This comic by Gemma Correll sums that up nicely: Yes, I do need my bottle sometimes. No, I do not have skinny jeans. Maybe I crave recognition too. All the time, I do want to be heard. Who does not? Like other millennials who get curious about successful things, No Filter slowly drew me in. Thank you, The Sandbox Collective, for sowing seeds of FOMO in me. Thank you also, Sandbox, for staging an upgraded version of what I missed. No Filter 2.0 features the great talents of Sam Concepcion, Cai Cortez, Jasmine Curtis-Smith, Mikael Daez, Sarah Facuri, Carla Humphries, Khalil Kaimo, Saab Magalona-Bacarro, Micah Muñoz, Paolo Valenciano, and Lauren Young in monologues. Director Toff de Venecia shares that it is like The Vagina Monolo...