Show 03 · Newest show
#GenerationLIKE
A comedy-drama exposing the hold social media has on teenagers, where likes are the currency and worth is measured in validation, and the lengths students go to for instant gratification.
What happens in the hall
The newest of the three, and the one that gets the biggest reaction, because it is about the thing students are holding in their pocket.
It plays the online world as comedy first, which is what gets a room of fifteen year olds to drop their guard, and then turns. Likes as currency. Worth measured in validation. What people are willing to do for instant gratification and who is watching when they do it.
It is not a lecture about screen time and it does not tell students to delete anything. It shows them the machinery they are already inside.
Then the workshop
The performance opens the conversation and the Self-Talk workshop is where students do the work. It runs straight after, in the same slot, and it is included in the booking rather than quoted separately.
This is the show that maps most directly onto online-safety expectations, so if your justification has to reference an online-safety framework, start here.
One year level, in your hall
Performed to a full cohort, up to about two hundred students. Show and workshop run back to back and fit a normal timetable slot, roughly an hour all up, and we work to your bell times rather than ours.