FREQUENT COARSE AND DEROGATORY LANGUAGE

The following words are used frequently throughout the show:

Fuck, Fucking

The following derogatory terms are used on occasion throughout the show:

Slut, Bitch, Motherfucker, Fag (in the context of a cigarette)

Misgendering:

There is a scene where one character accidentally but repeatedly misgenders a non-binary drag queen. The misgendered character is not present in the scene.

FREQUENT DISCUSSION OF CANCER, TERMINAL ILLNESS AND MORTALITY

The story centres around the character of Hugh, who has been diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia. Hugh also mentions acquiring Graft Versus Host Disease. Consequently, there is frequent discussion surrounding Hugh’s illness and mortality. Mid-play Hugh is admitted into hospital – but all interactions regarding the hospital occur off stage and in the sound design of the show.

There is also mention of an unseen character named Catherine who passed away from Malignant Glioma.

REFERENCES TO DEATH, DYING AND SUICIDE

Throughout the show, there are multiple references to death, dying and suicide.  
The characters often colloquially use the terms kill and murder.

There is a singular mention of a fear of a student of Jo’s committing suicide if they fail their course at university and a singular joke regarding ‘death by suicide’.

DEPICTIONS OF ALCOHOL AND DRUG CONSUMPTION — BOTH CONSENSUAL AND NON-CONSENSUAL

There are multiple occurrences where the characters depict the consumption of alcohol and being intoxicated.
There are multiple occurrences where the characters depict the consumption of medical-grade THC oil (Tetrahydrocannabinol) and are high on stage.

One character gives another character a full pipette of the THC without her consent—tricking her into thinking it is herbal medicine that will aid with the pain of a sprained ankle.

There is a mention of heroine but the consumption of it is not depicted on stage.

REFERENCES TO SEXUAL ASSAULT

There is a singular mention of the Nirvana song Rape Me.

There is a singular mention of a TV host being fired—implying it is for sexual assault allegations.

DEPICTION OF A PANIC ATTACK  

In Act Two, the character of Will suffers from a panic attack on stage.  

REFERENCE TO ARSON

A story is recalled by the characters in which one individual assisted another in setting a car on fire to commit insurance fraud. No individuals were harmed.

USE OF HERBAL CIGARETTES AND THEATRICAL SMOKE