She Works Hard For (No) Money - Anywhere Festival
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Book tickets here: anywhere.is/series/she-works-hard-for-no-money/
Grab your rubber gloves and a bottle of chardonnay — Samantha Hill’s hilarious new comedy She Works Hard For (No) Money serves up a series of riotous, razor-sharp vignettes that skewer the cult of the domestic goddess and the absurdity of unpaid labour.
Through sketches, storytelling, and a healthy dose of dark humour, She Works Hard For (No) Money delivers a painfully relatable commentary on the invisible workload women still carry at home AND in the workplace — and the cultural systems that keep it all in place.
Expect laughs. Expect rage. Expect to feel seen.
This whip-smart, laugh-out-loud show explores the untold story of invisible labour — from the tyranny of working your 9-5 while also project managing your own household, to the mysterious phenomenon of male weaponised incompetence (the art of pretending not to know, so you don’t have to do the job). It’s a theatrical deep-clean of the mental load carried by women everywhere. Expect laughs, tears, and maybe a few cleaning tips — but don’t expect anyone else to book the babysitter.
As part of the Anywhere Festival, the world of invisible, unpaid labour in She Works Hard For (No) Money is being transported into the real office space of ‘The Precinct’, Fortitude Valley. The Precinct is a hub for innovators, and is an initiative of Advance Queensland, supported by the Queensland Government.
Written by Samantha Hill
Directed by Julie Ritchey and Ava Moschetti
Stage Management by Isabel Folland
Lighting and Sound by Madelyne Leite
Performed by: Ellie Hardisty, Carla Haynes, Phoebe Maher, Connor Scoble and Rob Wainwright.
Book tickets here: anywhere.is/series/she-works-hard-for-no-money/
Grab your rubber gloves and a bottle of chardonnay — Samantha Hill’s hilarious new comedy She Works Hard For (No) Money serves up a series of riotous, razor-sharp vignettes that skewer the cult of the domestic goddess and the absurdity of unpaid labour.
Through sketches, storytelling, and a healthy dose of dark humour, She Works Hard For (No) Money delivers a painfully relatable commentary on the invisible workload women still carry at home AND in the workplace — and the cultural systems that keep it all in place.
Expect laughs. Expect rage. Expect to feel seen.
This whip-smart, laugh-out-loud show explores the untold story of invisible labour — from the tyranny of working your 9-5 while also project managing your own household, to the mysterious phenomenon of male weaponised incompetence (the art of pretending not to know, so you don’t have to do the job). It’s a theatrical deep-clean of the mental load carried by women everywhere. Expect laughs, tears, and maybe a few cleaning tips — but don’t expect anyone else to book the babysitter.
As part of the Anywhere Festival, the world of invisible, unpaid labour in She Works Hard For (No) Money is being transported into the real office space of ‘The Precinct’, Fortitude Valley. The Precinct is a hub for innovators, and is an initiative of Advance Queensland, supported by the Queensland Government.
Written by Samantha Hill
Directed by Julie Ritchey and Ava Moschetti
Stage Management by Isabel Folland
Lighting and Sound by Madelyne Leite
Performed by: Ellie Hardisty, Carla Haynes, Phoebe Maher, Connor Scoble and Rob Wainwright.
Book tickets here: anywhere.is/series/she-works-hard-for-no-money/
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