A theatre and community project generating a sapphic eco-system to fight loneliness and the under-representation of queer women and non-binary characters through Sappho’s poetry, magical-realism and quick-witted comedy. 

Inspired by our need to represent Sapphic Communities beyond the realms of sexualisation and fetishization, we intend to expose queer joy as a radical act against the tragic queer narrative, exploring the power of queer friendship and platonic intimacy.

The piece itself is a slice-of-life yet surreal portrayal of a diverse, chaotic, young-adult sapphic friendship group who unwind, heal, overcome, reflect and recharge together inside the safety of their shared bathroom in their grotty Bristolian flat, a space signifying safety and playfulness, where strife can be left on the bathmat…

After having a sat down, staged readthrough at Front Room Theatre Weston-super-Mare (Nov 2025), this project recieved funding from Art’s Council England and underwent a two week R&D at Front Room Theatre Weston-super-Mare (Sept 2026).

This culminated in a sharing to an invited audience of friends and industry proffessionals.