


"Yeah, identities work a bit like antibiotics. The more people use them, the less effective they become."
Matteen’s disability is reclassified overnight. Julia is handed a diagnosis she never asked for. And Beth decides she deserves one too.
Three friends – and a useless doctor – are pulled into a spiral of medical bureaucracy, identity politics and the desperate human need to feel significant.
What’s the F * * king Point? is a bitingly dark satire from multi-award-winning disability led Theatre Company, FlawBored (It’s a Motherf * * king Pleasure).
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1hr 10min. No Interval,
Plays, Off West End
Ages 16+.
2nd April, 2027
Contains discussions of cancer, suicidal ideation, grief and strong language.
By: Samuel Brewer, Aarian Mehrabani, Chloe Palmer, Josh Roche
Director: Josh Roche
Cast list: Madison Clare, Samuel Brewer, Aarian Mehrabani, Chloe Palmer
Designer: Cara Evans
Lighting: Jodi Rabinowitz
Sound: Sarah Spencer
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Three friends – and a useless doctor – are pulled into a spiral of medical bureaucracy, identity politics and the desperate human need to feel significant.
1hr 10min. No Interval,
The Maria Theatre.
The price for tickets to What's the F**king Point? starts at £28.
Ages 16+.
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