Hula hula sex

Description:The show is so scrappy, clumsily put together and ill-thought-out in terms of the relationship of the audience to the material and the way it negotiates fiction and truth including the use of an actor planted in the audience , that it starts to become mildly embarrassing as you doubt the truth of everything you are told. The best bits are when we hear tapes of women talking about their experiences of being sex workers. This is about the women who turn to sex work when the washing machine breaks down and they need cash urgently, and who see what they do as just another job, one in which they deserve to go about their trade without fear of violence. Edinburgh play invites audience into brothel to highlight sex workers' plight Read more The show has been made with input from the English Collective of Prostitutes and it is clearly heartfelt in its desire to inform audiences about the realities — legal and otherwise — of prostitution. Murdo Macleod for the Guardian In , Cora Bissett and Stef Smith wrote Roadkill , a remarkable, harrowing play set in a brothel that took audiences inside an Edinburgh flat and turned us into voyeurs but also into witnesses. At secret venue leaving from Zoo Southside , Edinburgh, until 23 August.

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