Comedian and writer Josefine Stork invites audiences into a playful, candid evening on the menstrual cycle and the many things we still don't know about our own bodies. Drawing on her own experience, from coming off the pill to noticing her hormonal rhythms for the first time, she talks about the four phases of the cycle, the hormones involved, and the shame and pressure around sex and contraception.
The show also makes a case for organising life around the cycle rather than the male 24-hour rhythm that society is built on, and asks what a revolution without losers might look like, starting small, with ourselves.
