Pramkicker by Sadie Hasler

Presented by MO Theatre

Image by MO Theatre

GALLERY

Jude is angry. Susie has a secret.

When Jude is arrested for kicking off in a café full of passive-aggressive "yummy mummies," she’s sent to Anger Management. Susie, determined to make sure Jude’s next jumpsuit isn’t one with a serial number, tags along. But Susie’s not just there for moral support—she’s also got something to get off her chest.

In this no-holds-barred, G&T-fueled D&M, the sisters dive into the mess of adulting, expectations of motherhood and a woman’s worth. It’s a middle finger to the labels we’re forced to wear, and a chance to figure out who the hell we are now we’re all grown up.

Two women in colorful clothing and sunglasses standing and sitting in a parking garage, holding drinks, with beach items and a colorful umbrella around them.
Two women performing on stage with expressive gestures and facial expressions, dressed in pink and red clothing.
Two women are fighting playfully on a stage with pink and black background. One woman is holding the other's head, and the other woman is raising her arm. There is a poster on the back wall that says, 'Stay cool, man. Find your mantra' and features a
Two people performing a dance or act on a stage with colorful lighting. One person has one leg raised and extended, and both are dressed in casual clothing. There is a chair behind them and a poster with a cartoon character in the background.
Two women are performing a dance on a stage with colorful lights.
Two women performing in a theatrical play. One woman is on the floor, appearing distressed, with her hand extended and mouth open. The other woman is sitting behind her, looking concerned, with arms raised.
Two women sitting on chairs on a pink stage with a black and pink background. One woman is wearing a pink shirt and red pants, looking serious. The other woman is wearing a pink striped shirt and pink overalls, covering her mouth in surprise.
Two women standing on a pink background at a photoshoot studio, with a banner that says "STAY COOL MAN. FIND YOUR MANTRA" and features a girl with sunglasses and a casual outfit.
Two women sitting on bar stools in a dark room, drinking from bottles, with a wooden table, bottles, and glasses nearby, under hanging light bulbs.
Two young women, one standing and one sitting against a pink background, engaging in a playful scene. The standing woman wears a pink t-shirt and red pants, looking at the sitting woman who wears a pink striped shirt and overalls, sitting cross-legge
A woman stands alone on a stage illuminated by green lighting, with a dark background. To her right, a banner displays a cartoon of a boy wearing sunglasses, sitting cross-legged, with the text 'STAY COOL, MAN. FIND YOUR MANTRA'.

REVIEWS

Absolute Theatre
The Saturday Paper
Stage Whispers

“The deceptively simple set was perfectly conceived by Ada Lukin”

(2025, Absolute Theatre)

“Ada Lukin’s set design nails that lo-fi school assembly vibe: mismatched, duct-taped chairs, a “Stay Cool” baby poster à la Banksy, and layers of DIY that ground the show in something instantly recognisable.”

(2025, Stage Door Reviews)

“The experience starts before the play even begins, thanks to Set and Costume Designer Ada Lukin, who transforms the theatre entrance into a faux community centre hallway, complete with passive-aggressive signage, prams, and toddler finger paintings. It’s both immersive and tongue-in-cheek, ushering the audience into the world of mandatory anger management before we’ve even found our seats.”

(2025, Stage Whispers)