What happens when men think they can buy women? When bodies are governed by someone else’s desire?
Following two Dublin strippers through an evening’s work, this performance explores bodily autonomy, feminism, sex, entitlement, power, and money in a setting which is usually kept safely behind closed doors.
An insight into an otherwise concealed aspect of Irish life, Fluff will challenge your beliefs around sex work – and show you how it’s done.
Fluff had a sell out run in the Smock Alley Theatre at the 2022 Dublin Fringe Festival.
for info please contact fluff.theatre@gmail.com
Written by Lianne O’Hara | Directed by Liam Halligan | With Lianne O’Hara, Shir Madness, and Aaron Lockhart
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Opinion: For this year’s Dublin Fringe Festival, poet and playwright Lianne O’Hara makes her stage debut with FLUFF, following two Dublin strippers through an evening’s work — below, Lianne introduces a provocative work that aims to ‘amplify the voices of sex workers’.
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The Journal
Playwright Lianne O’Hara makes her stage debut with FLUFF – following two Dublin strippers through an evening’s work and aiming to amplify the voices of sex workers – opening at this year’s Dublin Fringe Festival.
https://www.thejournal.ie/readme/lianne-ohara-play-fluff-dublin-fringe-festival-5852166-Sep2022/