I'm Not Saying We Should, But What If We Did?
Written and directed by Harriet Pringle and Lizzie White

Saturday 19th July at 7pm

“I’m not saying we should, it’s just an idea, but what if we did…ban men?”

Violence against women is declared a national emergency, and celebrity politicians with their absurdist policies are at an all-time high. Aspiring leaders Maud and Agnes take to a Saturday night chat show to… ban men. What starts as small, radical ideas escalates into a chaotic spectacle of smeared makeup and drenched mayhem. Blending absurdist flashbacks and sharp dialogue, this satirical comedy offers a provocative commentary on the rise of celebrity politicians. If people can elect Donald Trump, would they trust two women dressed as clowns?

Content warnings: Strong language/swearing, Strobe lighting, Contains distressing or potentially triggering themes including sexual assault, domestic violence, and gendered violence

Additional information: Please note our seating is unreserved. Latecomers may not be admitted.

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