We spent a whole day workshopping words for things we didn’t have the words for. BB: We call them "slinnetses", ee-porn which are words for things we didn’t have language for. BB: I think it’s an aversion to current political systems of government and systems of finding meaning. It’s about embracing the multiplicity of your own energy and your own identity. It’s interesting in relation to the queer community constantly finding new words to describe new intersections of sexual and gender identity. It’s about going, "I don’t believe in it anymore, I’m going to believe in something else altogether". I’m out". It’s going to be something else. Like if there’s a man in the room then you’re going to be like "oh, he probably thinks I’m not doing a good job". One moment you’re in a high drama action scene, the next moment it’s a fart joke, and the next moment someone’s killing someone.



If you’re ready to see the Michael Jordan of Thai Whores, the Kobe Bryant of dick riders, the Tiger Woods of pole smokers then get your ass inside the members area of GoGo Bar Auditions. Lets get down to common sense and stop this stupid negative belief and promote skirts for either gender. It’s much more exciting when you have queer people come up and say, "I totally get it" and "that was my experience onstage", rather than saying "I was right, I decoded your theatre and I found the message". I don't have a sister (just two brothers), but I have a good friend who told me that he had sex with his twin sister when they were teens. You will find sex chat, camgirls, gay cams, shemale cams, and live sex cams all in one easy to use adult chat application which will keep you coming back again and again. JT: The blurb for Moral Panic talks about trying to find your ‘mother tongue’. Do we deal with the possibility of a non-toxic masculinity in Moral Panic? Do you explore that in Moral Panic? JT: So where do we go? JT: That zooming in on details makes me think about queer communities using very minute details to signal queerness in a world that’s very straight.



What’s happening in parts of the world to queer communities is scary, so I think it’s a way of opting out. BB: I think that that’s what’s so exciting about what’s happening with the trans community choosing not to participate in a binary is really exciting in terms of power. We’ve also got an all femme or non-binary cast and it’s important to us in terms of making space where the male gaze isn’t allowed. BB: Even if he’s not, it still changes the space. Once you achieve results with penis exercises, you can discontinue taking penis pills and still keep the enlargement that you achieved for a long time. Results for the experiment plz ? JT: In speaking about queer and femme bodies, I think we’re reaching an interesting point, particularly in queer discussions surrounding masculinity. The work also looks at the way that queer folk and femme folk are often the centre of the evolution of language.



BB: It’s so rare for like femme people to hear, "I understand completely, let’s do it", instead of "this could be better or different" or "you’re nearly there". Like with Entropia Universe, if you have an awesome computer you can adjust your settings to have an awesome experience graphically. Maybe that’s okay, because it’s complex and nuanced and we don’t have structures within our language that can represent it without simplifying it. It’s about fighting for so long against something and realising it’s in you. RP: It’s energetic. You can feel when someone has a queer vibe, it’s a physical thing. RP: Replicating that tonal shift in the play is a way of being outrageous without having extreme violence or extreme sexual content. We want them to feel like their experiences are being represented because their experiences are not being centred. JT: You were talking about astrology before, and it really feels like queerness and astrology have collided in the last two years.