And so...inside a small room in an unmarked building - that used to be a department store - stands TRACKSUIT GIRL. Or she sits, squats, reclines on the bed. Whatever makes you feel more comfortable really. TRACKSUIT GIRL is there for you. And she'll be whatever you want her to be. Well, that's not entirely true. She won't, you know, put out. Yes she may work amongst other ladies of the night, but TRACKSUIT GIRL offers a different kind of service. Performing for this year's Adelaide Fringe, TRACKSUIT GIRL may seem all about sex - and of course that's part of the story (it's R-rated for god's sake). But really this short, intimate work created by Rebecca Meston, starring Amy Ingram and Eugene Suleau, is more about the charge of authenticity, non-traditional communities and the sweet, sweet kindness of strangers. With just three shows, and a mere 40-seat capacity, please book early to avoid disappointment.

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