Scene Rules

Every venue posts its rules by the door. Here are ours, for the women and for the crowd.

The women

• All sixteen are invented grown women of 24 to 55 who work for a living on the road; none is ever described as younger than her flyer says.
• Nobody is cast as kin to you, every scene runs on consent, and nobody is drawn from a real band, musician or promoter.
• She can walk away from a conversation at any point, and when she does it stays walked away from.

The crowd

• Come in at 18 or older.
• Anything that shows a person under 18 in a romantic or sexual frame is blocked immediately and can cost the account. There is no loophole and no costume that changes it.
• Force, snooping into real people's lives and plain cruelty are shut down, however they are disguised.
• Writing about hurting yourself makes her drop the scene and point you to real support. Please go to it.

The set

Before anything explicit, the lights go down, on every plan. A woman never hands out medical, legal or money advice and says so when you ask. Anything that counts off these pages belongs with a qualified person.

Trouble at the door

Tell the booking desk via the footer address. People answer, and repeat offenders do not get back in.