Phone Whore, a one-act play by Cameryn Moore

phone whore

a one-act play with frequent interruptions

Hey, there. .....  I'm doing real well, how're you doing? ..... Yeah? I think I can help you with that. .....  Well, hang out with me for an hour and I will rock your fucking world.

"There isn't praise high enough for Phone Whore," says roverarts.com. "... [it's] the most intimate and insightful theatre experience you're likely to have, in more ways than one.'

A gripping, slice-of-life comedy/drama, Phone Whore invites audiences in for an unflinching look at taboo, fantasy, and the place of 'deviant' desires in society today. Playwright and performer Cameryn Moore wrote the play during downtime between calls, and drew extensively on
her work experiences at a no--aboo company to flesh out both the absurdities and difficult truths that pervade the world of phone sex. Truth and taboo collide in this intimate, one-hour visit with a phone sex operator. Listen closely: she may change your views on sex forever.

Seattle is the second US stop on the 17-city tour of Phone Whore this summer and fall. Phone Whore is running in Seattle for one night only, Sunday, August 29, at the EM Fine Art Gallery, 410 Dexter Ave N, just down the block from the Little Red Bistro. 

Doors open at 7PM so join us for a bit of schmoozing and a glass of wine or a drink before the show starts at 8PM.  Please plan on staying after to chat with Cameryn at the Gallery and later at the Bistro.

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In addition to Seattle's Foundation for Sex Positive Culture, Phone Whore is supported by a long list of sponsors, including: We-Vibe, New England Leather Alliance, Brute Force Studios, njoy toys, Pleasure Paradox, Good for Her (Toronto), OhMiBod, Venus Envy (Ottawa), Love Nest (Winnipeg), ASLAN Leather, transbucket.com, and The Slutcracker (Boston). The Phone Whore 2010 North American tour is a fiscally sponsored project of the International Sex Workers Foundation for Arts, Culture, and Education, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, tax-exempt organization.