3 young ladies will star in a Ventnor Fringe performance – The Geneva Convention of Human F***s – which tells the story of 3 men as they go on their latest sex tour of Europe.
Set just before COVID hits, we follow Michael, Liam, and Peter as they describe the various brothels, prostitutes, and more obscure sexual offerings that they encounter. In this time, they tackle their ethics around various issues such as prostitution, #metoo, sex trafficking, and even global warming.
Performed entirely by women, the show is a sometimes funny – sometimes groan-inducing – exploration of toxic masculinity, sex tourism, and the friendship between 3 men.
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Th Geneva Convention of Human F***s is performed by Yet To Be. The newly formed company has in its ranks experienced performers Marina O’Shea and Sally Geake, and newcomer Cerys Phillips.
Sally says:
“The play seems very special, crossing the line between comedy, as it has made me laugh out loud just reading it! But with topics of gravity that stay with you well after the end.”
Cerys, has said:
“In a world that often frowns upon women being anything but ladylike and allows boys to “be boys”, it’s refreshing and empowering to break those societal norms and hold a mirror up to the ridiculousness of topics such as toxic masculinity…and more importantly, it’s a great laugh!”
Marina said:
“I have never been to Ventnor Fringe before, but we have heard such great things about the festival. We are really excited to come and bring our show to Ventnor.”
Writer of The Geneva Convention of Human F***s, Charlie Whitworth, commented:
“I think ‘The Geneva Convention of Human F**ks’ explores an issue that is perhaps not normally tackled in theatres from this perspective. People should laugh. They should feel challenged. They should leave the show wondering how they feel about it all.”
The Geneva Convention of Human F**ks will be performed at the Nest on Sunday 31st July at 18:00.
The performance is suitable for those aged 18+. The show contains strong language, sexual references, and explores issues that some audience members may find upsetting.
