‘Low Level Panic’ by Clare McIntyre is a ​​feminist classic from the late 80s. The play explores the effects of the constant objectification, commercialisation and sexualisation of women in contemporary society on three young women living together in a flat share. Jo, Mary and Celia’s relationships with each other, with their bodies, with their sexuality and with a world full of men play out in one room – the hotly contested only bathroom in their flat.

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Another Effing Theatre Company

Directed by Kotryna Gesait
Produced by Gabrielle Sing and Phoebe Taylor
Sound Design: Steve Carnell
With: Phoebe Taylor, Gabrielle Sing, Jessica Martin
Promotional Photography: Theo Olariu

Wednesday 9 January, 7:30pm
Thursday 10 January, 7:30pm
Friday 11 January, 7:30pm
Saturday 12 January, 7:30pm

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Content warning: This play contains strong coarse language, sexual references, reference to and stylised depiction of sexual assault. If you have any questions or concerns about content, please contact Gabrielle Sing via email: gabrielle.sing@gmail.com

Another Effing Theatre Company acknowledges the traditional custodians of the un-ceded land on which we meet, rehearse and perform, the peoples of the Kulin Nation, and pays respects to Elders and Families past, present and emerging.