Rehearsal Gallery | FEMOID.
- Mar 3
- 1 min read
Take a sneak peak into the final rehearsals of FEMOID. as they get ready to open at Explosives Factory next week.
We were laughing, we were joking, we were girls. FEMOID. confronts the dark, growing presence of misogyny in contemporary society. Combining text, voice-over, and projection, the show draws from verbatim incel forum board posts and merges them with in-yer-face theatre to create a visceral and unsettling experience. It offers a rare insight into the complex ideologies of the incel community, exploring their attitudes towards women, sexuality, and the world around them. Running parallel to their story is the chilling presence of ‘The HUM’, a silent, ever-growing digital force that seeps into their lives. At first just background noise, it eventually becomes impossible to ignore. The narrative weaves between the girls' final year of school and flash-forwards to the adult lives of Rory and Piper, who reflect on how their childhoods were shaped, and fractured, by misogyny.
FEMOID. plays at Explosives Factory 11-21 March.
Looks like a fascinating peek behind the scenes of FEMOID! Really captures the energy of the rehearsal process. Audio To Text Conversion
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