Help Bring Sadie Hasler's PRAMKICKER to Life at QLD Theatre

Hey legends,

We’re MO Theatre, and we’re inviting you to be part of something bold, funny, and f*ckin fierce. In 2025, we’re staging Sadie Hasler’s PRAMKICKER as part of the Door 3 Season at Queensland Theatre — and we need your help to make it happen.

About the show:

★★★★

“Spiky, lively, foul-mouthed”

— Three Weeks

Jude is angry. Susie has a secret.

PRAMKICKER is a vulnerable, potty-mouthed love letter to modern women. It's a no-holds-barred, G&T-fueled D&M between two sisters diving headfirst into the mess of adulting, motherhood (or the choice not to), and the chaos of being a woman in the world today.

It’s gutsy. It’s hilarious. It’s heartbreakingly real.

It’s the conversation we’ve all had — or wanted to.

Sadie Hasler’s sharp, unforgettable script rips reproductive rights out of the mouths of politicians and gives them back to the people who live them. This is theatre that kicks, cries, and cracks jokes — and we want to share it with as many people as we can.

Who We Are

Co-founded by Brisbane Actors Sarah Ann McLeod and Sarah Ogden, MO’s Modus Operandi is making contemporary theatre that elevates female perspectives and amplifies the work of female creatives.

When the Sarahs reached peak thirst for femme forward, juicy narratives MO was born. Pramkicker is the first course of the feast.

MO Theatre are committed to creating a safe, inclusive space where all identities are celebrated. Diversity fuels our creativity, and everyone is welcome—on our stage, behind the scenes, and in our audience.

Our PRAMKICKER team includes some of the most brilliant femme creatives working in Australia today:

Creative Team

Playwright – Sadie Hasler

Co-Director – Amy Ingram

Co-Director and Choreographer – Nerida Matthaei

Designer – Ada Lukin

Lighting Designer – Christine Felmingham

Sound Designer – Brady Watkins

Stage Manager – Lucy Kelland

Assistant Stage Manager – Thea Raveneau

Photography – Lara Furst

Cast

Jude – Sarah Ann McLeod

Susie – Sarah Ogden

Why We Need You

Every artist on this production is currently working under a profit-share model, which means no one gets paid until ticket sales roll in — and even then, it’s rarely enough. Your support will help pay fair fees to the extraordinary folks making this show.

Funds raised will go directly toward:

Why It Matters

By backing this project, you’re saying yes to creative risk, yes to diverse voices, yes to women owning the narrative.

If you can, please donate. If you can’t, please share. Every bit helps us make a little noise — and kick a few prams.

With love,

MO Theatre