Sometimes theatre can be a way to create a safe space for important conversations about complicated subjects. Love Bomb is an example of a provocative, issue-based story that is also a compelling and engaging piece of theatre
Date/Time: Nov 15 2018, 7:30 pm to 8:45 pm
Surrey, Surrey City Hall | Event calendarCost: $25.00
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Love Bomb takes an intimate and emotionally brave look at sex trafficking of youth in Canada, which is more common than we think. The title refers to love bombing, which is a manipulative attempt to gain favour and influence with another person by showering them with lavish gifts, attention, and affection. And even someone who hasn't been trafficked might have experienced similar manipulation.
The show unfolds as a rock concert within a mystery, with clues unraveling in the songs. A young rocker named Justine is setting up for a bar gig when Lillian talks her way into the space. Lillian presents herself as a fan, but later reveals that she's searching for Nicola, her young-adult daughter, who disappeared seven months earlier. Deb Pickman, co-founder of shameless hussy productions, shares more about the history of the play in an interview with Georgia Straight.
Audience advisory: mature themes and strong language
Support workers will be available during and after the show.
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