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In 1914, four teenage girls living in a Catholic reformatory discover the writings of birth control activist Margaret Sanger and begin to imagine a world beyond the one that has been prescribed for them.
Together, they create a private world of friendship, ritual, adventure, and possibility — a place where they can explore questions they were never meant to ask and dream about lives they were never expected to have.

This production contains mature themes and material involving sexuality,
bodily autonomy, reproductive health, religion, sexual abuse, pregnancy, trauma, and institutional power. The production also includes moments of simulated masturbation/self-pleasure and physical intimacy.