The Phase
  • Camden Fringe

The phase follows a journey of discovery of who HER is as a newly single woman having sex and what that entails. Embarking down a path to find her female voice in a world of unanswered questions. Can sex and relationships coincide? Is the questioning of sex the real question she needs answering? Can she find her Self-love through accepting her past and embracing a future without guilt or judgement?This play is a blunt and raw exploration of the truth of what being single in your early 20's really is like. The shames we put upon ourselves and society puts upon us is delved into without any filter.The Original writing/directing debut by Georgia Grace Gavin started its journey in lockdown 2020 was further developed on the national youth theatre writing for screen and stage masterclass in 2021 and now as part of the Camden fringe 2022, is here for audiences to dive in and explore the world of the play at The Cockpit Theatre.Follow @_thephase on instagram for latest updates on the show!

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