Is it possible to have sex with a stranger – without knowing? To date over 8,000 people have! The play was originally written as part of an awareness campaign for The Roofie Foundation, Britain’s leading specialist agency working in the area of drug related sexual abuse. Let your audiences discover the harrowing truth behind Drug Rape, Britain’s fastest growing and most underreported crime with this major social awareness piece.
Banned due to its content, from the All England Theatre competition staged at Scarborough’s YMCA Theatre this play was first staged in 2002 at Indigo Alley, The Valley Theatre’s first pub venue. It was then revived April 2005 for the launch of Roofie Scotland where the leading part was played by River City star Jenni Keenan Green.
The version on this DVD is supplied by the Roofie Foundation where it is used as part of a training awareness programme.
The Play was commissioned by The Roofie Foundation, Britains only agency dealing with DFSA. Find out more about there work at www.roofie.com
All money recived from sale of this DVD will be donated to The Roofie Foundation.
Written by Graham Rhodes, produced and directed by Spencer at AVP Leeds.
A clip can be viewed in the Playwright section of the site.
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