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The F Word: Sex without the 'ism'

Published: Wed 24 Sep 2014 02:34 PM
Media Release for Use: Wednesday 24th September
From: Brianne Kerr Publicity
Best on Tap presents:
The F Word
Sex without the 'ism'
Okay, so the sexes are equal in the eyes of the law. What the F happens now?
BATS will host the premiere season of The F Word – a sometimes funny, occasionally serious, but always-authentic exploration into what FEMINISM means in modern day New Zealand.
The world isn’t perfect - wage equality is a serious issue, the threat or innuendo of sexual assault is a constant bogey man, and gender stereotypes still influence our lives.
Best on Tap are a collective of four improvisers from Wellington Improv Troupe (WIT) who have begun using improvisation to semi-script plays. With their skills for improvisation they can follow Shakespeare’s lead and have a script that is still loose enough to allow for evolution, but with a clearly crafted storyline.
The F Word follows a group of friends over a few years as they discuss feminism at dinner parties and struggle to put these ideals in place in their day-to-day life. Occasionally this struggle descends into the surreal… In short the show is dealing with difficult issues that face all liberal-minded, overeducated people face when confronted with messy realities!
STARRING: Nicola Pauling (Voice Arts Trust, WIT, #Divas), Kate Wilson (Return to Sender, WIT, #Divas), Geoff Simmons (Return to Sender, WIT, Improv Bandits), and Matt Hutton (Secrets, Return to Sender, WIT).
Join us at https://www.facebook.com/theFwordWellington and join the discussion.
The ‘F’ Word
7-11 October, 8pm
BATS Theatre Out of Site, Cnr Cuba & Dixon Sts
BOOKINGS: www.bats.co.nz / 04 802 4175
TICKETS: $18/14

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