Zanetti Productions
AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND
Written & Directed by Eleanor Bishop
Performed by Karin McCracken

Jane Doe goes to a party. She gets drunk. She blacks out. She is raped.

This is a theatre show reflecting on rape culture in our communities.

Karin McCracken (Body Double and Mrs Warren’s Profession) leads a public reading of a rape trial transcript, where audience members read as witnesses and lawyers, and feed in live responses via their phones.

Interwoven with frank and funny documentary footage with young people from across America, the UK and Aotearoa, Jane Doe is a revelatory and carefully crafted discussion on consent, feminism and sexual empowerment.

Jane Doe is still touring in the US after originally being conceived there, and had a successful run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2017.

“… insightful, powerful and must not be missed.” NZ Herald

“vital, important, attention-grabbing and consistently poignant ★★★★★” Broadway Baby, UK

“This is a play with the power to change society.” Audience member

Winner of the Social Impact Award, Auckland Fringe 2017
R16: this show discusses sexual violence in depth, and includes graphic descriptions of sexual violence.

TICKETING:
FULL $39
EARLY BIRD $35
UNDER 25 $25
SENIOR $35
GROUP OF 6+ $35
PLUS TICKETDIRECT SERVICE FEE
TicketDirect link: http://www.ticketdirect.co.nz/event/season/1618
Nelson Arts Festival website: http://www.nelsonartsfestival.co.nz/home/jane-doe/

Proudly Supported by Creative New Zealand
Proudly Presented by Nelson City Council as part of the Nelson Arts Festival