Girls Like That, written by Evan Placey and directed by Nicola Jay Crooks, is a bold and urgent contemporary play about friendship, reputation and the harsh realities of growing up under constant scrutiny.

When a private moment becomes public, a group of girls are forced to confront the judgement, cruelty and silence that follow - both online and in real life.

Told through sharp dialogue and shifting perspectives, the play asks who gets blamed, who gets protected and why girls so often carry the consequences.

If you love bold theatre, supporting young performers and championing local arts in Macclesfield, this one's for you.

Come cheer us on, bring a friend, and help us make Perform Studios' FIRST EVER PLAY one to remember!

PERFORMANCES: Friday 27th February 7pm / Saturday 28th February 2pm & 7pm

TICKET PRICES: £8/£10

BOOK HERE: www.ticketsource.co.uk/performstudios

Content & Language Warning:

This production contains strong language, references to sexual imagery, cyberbullying, misogyny, and themes of sexual shaming and harassment.

Age Guidance:

Not suitable for children. Recommended for teenage and adult audiences.