Scenes with Girls
by Miriam Battye
Photo by Photos by Jamois
Other friends have come, got boyfriends and gone.
So what? Tosh and Lou have each other. They’ll never be like the other girls. They won’t sit in a narrative someone else thought up.
This is love. This is enough.
Scenes with Girls is a love story, but not the kind you might expect. Tosh and Lou, 20-something best friends and housemates, are inseparably devoted to each other. Together, they navigate a world filled with romantic ideals and sexual expectations, all while remaining fiercely determined to carve out their own path-even if it means stumbling along the way and sometimes hurting themselves and others in the process.
Unfiltered, brazenly funny and often uncomfortably flawed, Battye has written a delightfully sharp study of millennial sexual politics and all-encompassing female friendships. Broad City meets Fleabag, with hints of a much grittier Sex and the City, Scenes with Girls will particularly resonate with those still navigating the messy realities of sexual exploration and the complexities of sharehouse life.
Scenes with Girls will be featured in the company’s 2025/2026 Goodwood Theatre & Studio’s Residency, titled ‘Audentes Fortuna luvat‘ (Fortune Favours the Bold) as well as State Theatre Company’s of South Australia Stateside Season.
CREATIVE TEAM
Playwright - Miriam Battye
Director - Ashton Malcom
Performers - Zola Allen, Brittany Galasch, Caithlin O’Loghlen
Producer - Deus Ex Femina (Katherine Sortini)
Design Consultant - Meg Wilson
Lightning Design - Sue Grey-Gardner
Sound Designer/Composer - Antoine Jelk
SHOWTIMES
Wednesday, December 3rd - 7pm (Preview)
Thursday, December 4th - 7pm (Opening Night)
Friday, December 5th - 7pm
Saturday, December 6th - 7pm
Sunday, December 7th - 2pm
Wednesday, December 10th - 7pm
Thursday, December 11th - 7pm
Friday, December 12th - 7pm
Saturday, December 13th - 2pm
Saturday, December 13th - 7pm
VENUE
Goodwood Theatre & Studios, 166 Goodwood Road, Goodwood SA 5034
Without the support of Goodwood Theatre and Studios, State Theatre Company of South Australia and The Department of the Premier and Cabinet through CreateSA, none of this would have been possible.
