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Nine Foot Nine archiveWhat would happen if an immense proportion of self-identifying women across the world grew to be nine foot tall? Cara and Nate are a hard-working young couple looking to start a family. Together they're bumbling through the daunting world of pregnancy tests, maternity clothes and flat pack cot building, all the while trying to come to grips with the terrifying responsibility of having to physically create an actual tiny human person. That is, until suddenly, inexplicably, agonizingly, a vast proportion of all the women in the world start to grow - centimetre by centimetre, foot by foot, with science powerless to stop them. The world is in disarray, the entire structure upon which communities are built grinds to a shuddering halt. The awareness that women are now physically more powerful than men sends shockwaves through society, fracturing age-old assumptions and prejudices. How do political regimes react? What will happen to industry, media, families, sex? And, more importantly, what comes next? Nine Foot Nine chronicles Cara and Nate's struggle to adjust to this new reality, how the changing labels of 'masculine' and 'feminine' worm into their relationship and push them towards a world where the gender balance is forever altered. Bold and brash, Nine Foot Nine shows bodies onstage in a way never seen before.

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Author: Alex Wood

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Archive listings for Nine Foot Nine (2019)

Work type: Play.

T1508761782

Company Sleepless Theatre Company. Producer Josephine Shipp (Creative Producer). Director Helena Jackson. Design Verity Johnson. Lighting Jess Hung. Sound Nicola Chang.
30 Jun 19The New Diorama Theatre, Inner London :: V258
listing details L676155841
29 Jun 19Home Theatre, Manchester :: V1858052535
listing details L01601669
27 Jun 19The Tobacco Factory Theatres, Bristol :: V1384579886
listing details L112113418

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