See it if Like watching a tampon (usually unseen)ripped out to unapologetically display its raw, gory, natural, painful,& sexualized female experience
Don't see it if Sexual trauma / rape, alcoholic parent, female nudity, Asian racist comments, school girl drama, cocaine are triggering. Loud music scares u Read more
See it if Another great black box show. Well written and acted and very relevant. Even pretty funny at times.
Don't see it if You don’t like small productions that are critical of society.
See it if You want to see a serious, funny, well acted play about growing up female in our so called “civilization”.
Don't see it if You want to believe that girls are sugar and spice and everything nice.
See it if You like to keep a finger on the pulse of new playwrights launching their careers. Peiffer's work is incredible.
Don't see it if CW: Sexual assault, rape, growing up female, men being trash. An incredibly important story, but I wept the whole way through. Read more
See it if you're a woman, you're a feminist, you're interested in how we're socialized early to treat women as sexualized objects.
Don't see it if you don't like loud music raw language, nudity onstage, general discomfort, and a narrative/portrayal of young women that strays f/ the norm
See it if You want to see the female experience told horrifically and beautifully stage, relatable stories about girls and women, explosive theatre
Don't see it if You are uncomfortable with nudity, sexual trauma, loud music, but all of this overall is very tastefully done so it’s worth it
See it if Coming to age play funny and harsh.
Don't see it if Uncomfortable with nudity. See adults play kids. Read more
See it if you want to see something that feels like the real way sexuality effects women today
Don't see it if idk ur a square
“Vibrantly colorful and raw exploration of female identity, friendship, and isolation—performed by an excellent, almost all-female company...A very personal history of #MeToo. It isn't a smooth play, it is proudly scuffed at its edges. It feels workshop-py, rather than neat and sleek. Director Tyne Rafaeli summons up bitty expositions of elementary school, middle school, high school, college, and the present day in a production full of scattered energy and inquiry.”
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