Agony

A dramedy about sex, love, and womanhood, set at the cusp of the sexual revolution.

Tanya is a timid 25 year old who shells out advice through the pages of Honey - writing about everything from secretarial jobs and the perfect lipstick to the female orgasm. On the other side is Bronnie, a confident 17 year old who studies Tanya’s columns as a rulebook of womanhood. But does Tanya really have all the answers?

Agony is a dramedy about sex, love, and womanhood, set at the cusp of Sydney’s sexual revolution, 1975. Blending humour and heartache, Agony is a meditation on Women’s Liberation and a love letter to the teen girls who came of age just as everything was changing.

This work was supported by Shopfront Arts Co-op's Open Shop program and a bAKEHOUSE Residency at KXT.

Emerging Artist Share House- Erskineville Town Hall - The Living Room

104 Erskineville Road, Erskineville 2043 (Gadigal Country)
Telephone: 0402371004

Accessibility

Approach:
There is ramp entry to the right of the building. The ramp width varies from 98cm at the entrance to 118cm in the middle. Partial uneven ground out the front. Street parking and accessible parking near by, close to bus stops.

How to enter:
There is ramp entry to the right of the building. The ramp width varies from 98cm at the entrance to 118cm in the middle.Accessible bathroom available ONLY from this performance space, to the left. Hand rails and lowered sink, door opens inwards.

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