SLUT

Original titleSLUT
CategoryChildren's and youth's play
AgegroupChildren and Young People
CastCast is not defined
Variable cast sizeNo
RepresentationNordic representation
Only girls get called sluts. No, sometimes boys get called sluts but it’s like the biggest compliment. And sometimes girls try to own it. A girl might say, ‘Yeah, I’m a slut, and I love it.’ But in the end she’ll be worn down by it. It’s a no win situation to be a slut no matter how much a girl thinks her life’s her own and she can do whatever she wants. A slut’s a slut. One young woman described it as being like a bag to piss in. Lolita is the queen of sluts. And she puts in an almighty fight to maintain her reign. Eventually she is hauled mercilessly from her throne. Slut is a play with a central character, Lolita and a chorus of young women who watch her rise and final devastating fall. Slut premiered at Platform Youth Theatre in Melbourne in 2009 as part of a double bill with Christos Tsolkias’s piece Ugly. Winner 2009 AWGIE Award for Theatre for Young Audiences Winner 2009 AWGIE Award for The Richard Wherrett Prize