„Girls Like That”

It was the 56th preview of the Reading theatre for people with poor eyesight and blind. On 24 May we presented „Girls Like That” by Evan Placey. The play tells about problems of young generation – sexting, internet hate, inclusion and the way young people treat sex nowadays. The play was directed – as always – on a voluntary basis by the theatre director Ewa Pilawska.

Thank you for being with us! And special thanks to our young spectators from „Na Dziewanny” school for the blind. You were great audience! We invite you to our next preview!

Flash, click, tweet, like and you become internet star! Flash, click, tweet, like and you are gone! Internet gives you opportunities. Intenet can do everything. „Girls Like That” by Evan Placey is a play exploring the pressures on young people in the wake of advancing technologies. What are teenagers able to do in order to live up to their friends’ expectations, to become accepted, to be popular? What are the threats hidden in the web? How can internet hate destroy pople? But first of all it is a story about friendship. Ca it really survive everything?

Evan Placey

„Girls Like That”            

Translated by: Elżbieta Woźniak

Directed by: Ewa Pilawska

Assistant to the director: Arkadiusz Wójcik

Set design: Wojciech Stefaniak

Stage movement: Katarzyna Kostrzewa

Light: Łukasz Broniewski

Music arrangement: Bartosz Adamiak

Cast: Małgorzata Goździk, Katarzyna Grabowska, Karolina Krawczyńska, Karolina Łukaszewicz

Script: Andrzej Jakubas