Fetishize Me, a surreal game show format piece is a spiritual sequel to Florence Kosky and Jessamine Bliss Bell’s 'Neither Seen Nor Heard' (which you can also find on our website). In this absurdist exploration of objectification, different female contestants enter into a game show hosted by the misogynistic Jonathan who pushes them to their limits in the hopes they might win a cash prize.

Director Florence Kosky noted: 'Bringing levity to social criticism is the best way to make audiences not feel like they are being shouted at and hopefully actually affect change in some small way. Feeling objectified is something I think everyone, particularly female-identifying folks, have experienced and it is often triggered by something we have no control over. It’s almost as if we can’t exist without something being fetishised, no matter if to us that thing is not at all sexual. I think Jessamine’s script was super intelligent in the way it explored the different reactions that we have to that; rage or embarrassment or playing up to it. There was something really human amongst the ridiculousness that I was drawn to and wanted to highlight.'