This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2026 season. This season is now over.

A photo of five girls in front of a light pink background. They are looking into the camera lens, as if looking in a mirror, doing their makeup.
On the balcony of a theatre, five girls stand, three in a group on the left, and two together on the right. They are looking out, singing.
5 girls on a stage with red lighting. 3 are holding a guitar, playing it together. 2 are staring at the three girls.
Adelaide Fringe 2026

Girlhood in the Bathroom

Why do girls always go to the bathroom together?

This show is a musical testimony to girlhood and growing up. Set in a club bathroom, the story follows five 20-something-year-old girls throughout the night as they navigate love, friendship, and the harsh truths about the world they live in through passionate and dynamic scenes and songs.

‘Girlhood in the Bathroom’ is validating for young women, a reflective experience for older women, and educational and fun for others. This musical will leave you reminiscing longer than the bathroom line! Look forward to laughing, crying, and clapping along to this new Australian work.

Let’s break the seal together!

Presented by: Imogen Brown, Sarah Eaton, Hannah Manderson, Amaya Pardillo & Alice Quick

Theatre and Physical Theatre • Musical Theatre
Victoria • World Premiere
 
Fringe Fund Recipient
Reviews
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    This show is messy, hilarious, painfully real, and honestly one of the most relatable theatre experiences I've had in a long time. - Victoria Soto, Starre TV

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    It's hard to believe that this show is technically still a work in progress. - Carolina Fioravanti, A Thousand Words

Suitability & warnings

Content rating: M
Target audience: High School (15-17)
Sexual References: Occasional, Mild
Sexual Assault
Coarse Language: Frequent, Mild
Mental Health

Please note

Depictions of alcohol consumption

Accessibility

 
High audio content