Exposed

Jake isn't here to help. He's here to film it.
When a first-year university student turns up at a community centre for an easy volunteering tick-box, hes looking for content, not connection. What he doesnt expect is Annie, who runs the space with zero tolerance for ego, excuses, or being watched.
But Jake keeps pushing, and someone is watching him.Mary, a retired headteacher, sees Jake as her next project - a young man she can shape, guide, and understand, but as she draws closer, her own secrets begin to surface, and the line between mentorship and control starts to blur. Outside the centre, Annie is fighting a different battle trying to hold onto her daughter, Beth, as old wounds and broken relationships resurface. Inside, the pressure builds. Boundaries are crossed. Trust is tested. And care starts to look a lot like exploitation.Not everything that's exposed is meant to be seen...This is the world premiere of a new play by Roy PeachTickets - 18 (booking fee included)Recommended 16+
This production contains themes of loneliness, family breakdown, early-stage dementia, and online exploitation. It includes non-sexualised nudity, strong language, and scenes of intense emotional distress, including references to suicidal feelings without explicit discussion or depiction. No physical violence is shown.