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ED2013 3/5 Reviews ED2013 Theatre Reviews
Phone Whore – A One Act Play With Frequent Interruptions (Cameryn Moore / Free Fringe)
By Patricia-Ann Young | Published on Saturday 17 August 2013
As Cameryn Moore makes adamantly clear before the play begins, ‘Phone Whore’ is NOT a comedy. What followed was an incredibly brutal, piercing and thought-provoking commentary on sexuality and the sexual taboos that exist in our society. To say that this isn’t for the faint-hearted would be an understatement: fully-grown adults were running for the door, nervously giggling, well before the sucker-punch of an ending. From a moral standpoint, you may not agree with or condone Moore’s views on how to deal with the more depraved sexual thoughts that some people have. But she is clearly a very intelligent woman, just trying to have a grown-up, buttoned-down discussion about the world’s greatest obsession.
Laughing Horse @ The Phoenix, until 25 Aug, 7.30pm.
tw rating 3/5 | [Patricia-Ann Young]
