Every One Else Is Doing’ ItA project about teenage and underage sex, sexual heath, sexually transmitted infections, contraception and the surrounding emotions and myths. A fifty minute play aimed at teenagers, this play tackles the issues of teenage and underage sex. Covering the issues of; |
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- Sexually transmitted infections
- How to protect your self and your partner
- Teenage pregnancy
- That the only way to be sure of not catching a STI or getting pregnant is to not have sex
- Not being afraid to say no and wait of the right time
- Dispelling the myth that boys are always the driving force in initiating sex
- Exploring the emotions surrounding first time sex
- Where to go for advise, contraception and STI testing
- What to do it you are pregnant and the options available
- What to do it you suspect to have a STI
- Dispelling the myths surrounding sex pregnancy and STI’s
With a Brecton approach this play is sketch driven, using the conventions of monologue, duologue, documentary, game show and chat show, this play tackles a very serious issue in a darkly comic way. In seven isolated scenes we meet every one from “Ann Robinson” in “The Weakest Myth” and “Chris Tarrant“ in “Who wants To Be Infected” to a pregnant fourteen year old and a sixteen year old boy who wants to wait until he finds some one he loves…or at least likes before he has sex.
“The play was boss. I get dead embarrassed and would never have been able to ask any one about the things I saw in the play and there were quite a few things that I didn’t have a clue about that I know about now and it was dead funny!” – Member AGY6 youth Club.
Cost: £520
(Price includes; the performance of the play followed by a question and answer session, statistical analysis of the information generated from the questionnaires and six weeks of educational materials and resources.)
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