SCAT weaves together significant moments from the history of women, queer and trans people and bathrooms. Beginning in Ancient Rome, SCAT travels through moments in history such as the invention of the public bathroom and the police entrapment of gay men in bathrooms. Performed at the Queen West Community Health Centre, this site-specific and immersive show looks at the most intimate moments in many characters' lives, over hundreds of years, such as repenting for a sexuality punishable by death, scandal over a radical new haircut, and looking for a tampon when you are perceived to be a man.​

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