Autonomy of Flo(w)
Autonomy of Flo(w) is a world premiere theatre work at Melbourne Fringe that follows Florence in the aftermath of sexual assault, tracing how male violence ripples through her relationships and community. Written by Alanis Kaitlin and directed by Roxanne Henry, it uses an immersive, surrealist staging that seats the audience as bystanders inside the story. This is confronting adult theatre, rated M and recommended for ages 15 and over, with content warnings including sexual assault, domestic violence and suicide. It runs nightly from 28 September to 3 October at The Motley Bauhaus in Carlton, starts at 5.45pm and lasts about an hour, with tickets from $10 (full price $15) and low sensory, masked and open-caption sessions available.
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Autonomy of Flo(w)
Autonomy of Flo(w) is a world premiere theatre work at Melbourne Fringe that follows Florence in the aftermath of sexual assault, tracing how male violence ripples through her relationships and community. Written by Alanis Kaitlin and directed by Roxanne Henry, it uses an immersive, surrealist staging that seats the audience as bystanders inside the story. This is confronting adult theatre, rated M and recommended for ages 15 and over, with content warnings including sexual assault, domestic violence and suicide. It runs nightly from 28 September to 3 October at The Motley Bauhaus in Carlton, starts at 5.45pm and lasts about an hour, with tickets from $10 (full price $15) and low sensory, masked and open-caption sessions available.
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