True crime fun-facts, realising you joined a cult and boldly announcing your intrusive thoughts. Yeah - we sing about these things.

Therapy is making its way to The Globe hot off the back of sold out seasons in Dunedin and Christchurch, and following its debut at BATS for the 2025 New Zealand Fringe Festival.

This one (and a half) woman musical follows said woman's visits to therapy with the hope of a quick fix for dizzy-spells. She spends a few sessions avoiding serious questions, laughing about being human, and finally addressing something from her past she's ignored for too long. The show is based on real events, with script and score by Chelsea McRae, Mario Sadra de-Jong and Cody McRae.

“The audience’s laughter made it clear we had all put our foot in our mouths before.” – BROADWAY WORLD

“THERAPY celebrates the messy parts of personhood, holding space for the non-linearity of trauma and healing.” – Theatreview

“THERAPY represents the tortuous voyage towards self discovery. Its air of whimsy makes the pill successfully palatable.” - Otago Daily Times

Show runs for 60 minutes with no interval
R13 - Content warning: discusses mental illness, suicide, sexual assault, and uses strong language

Made possible with support from Palmerston North Creative Communities Scheme and University of Otago School of Performing Arts.
Presented by Good for Her Productions