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GIRLS GONE WILD
 

Imagine a wellness retreat for women—except this one is different. Welcome to the “Just Let It Go Anger Management Retreat for Angry Women” nestled in the peaceful hinterland outside your town.

 

This retreat promises tranquillity, but under the surface, chaos brews. A group of young women embark on a holistic journey designed to smother their anger and mould them into “palatable” versions of themselves. As the pressure builds, so does the tension.

 

GIRLS GONE WILD fuses dance, theatre, comedy, and sharp social commentary to challenge what it means to live your “authentic best life”, with unskippable ads, laugh-out-loud moments, deep reflections, and an embrace of the wild within.

 

Event details

Venue: PACT Centre for Emerging Artists 107 Railway Parade, Erskineville 2043
Bookings: https://sydneyfringe.com/events/girls-gone-wild/
Start Date: Saturday 26 September 2026

PERFORMANCE DETAILS
23-26 September, 2026

ACCESSIBILITY
All performances are captioned. 
The 2pm performance on Saturday 26/9/26 is a Relaxed Performance with Audio Description available upon booking.
PACT is wheelchair accessible.

 

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