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Please consider giving to our project online and/or spreading the word about our project's need

We are a grassroots community group of workers and friends each with our own lives giving our spare time to creatively combat stigma and stereotyping which leads to exclusion and violence
Theatre is expensive to make, especially with a group our size! Production costs include: venue hire, rehearsal space hire, workshop materials, costumes, lighting, composition time for the mini-orchestra, commissioning sound art from global sex work groups, publicity, website design
The better we can pay our members, the more inclusive the project becomes, because it is hard to involve people if they have to miss work to rehearse and perform for expenses alone
All our extra energy and time goes into spreading our model of community-led theatre production far and wide to support Sex Workers elsewhere and other underrepresented/vulnerable communities

If you can't donate at this time, support us by:

Taking 15 minutes to think of any people you know who might be able/interested in contributing to, promoting or attending the production
These could be actors, directors, singers, musicians, performers, journalists, critics, academics, feminists, queer friends, activists, philanthropists
Give them a personal phone call, text message or email about the project telling them why you think it is important and why it needs their support

So far the various stages of the project have been funded by:

Our launch Crowdfund Campaign (May 2014 Production)
Goldsmiths Annual Fund (May 2014 Production)
Sarah Caple Fund (May 2014 Production)
Bar Wotever Donations (January 2015 Production)
Our Christmas Fundraiser in December 2014 with support from Pat Cash, Meth Lab and Familyyy Fierce (May 2014 Production)
Arts Council England (May 2016 Production)
Our second Kickstarter campaign (May 2016 Production)
Open Society Foundations (for year 2016-2017)
Big Issue Invest (2017 Tour)
Arts Council England (2017 Tour)
Open Society Foundations (2018 Amsterdam Run)
PRS Foundation (2018 Music Development)