Teenage boys and violent misogyny: the impact on young girls

Teenage boys and violent misogyny: the impact on young girls; ENGLAND: London: Arcola Theatre: INT Actors rehearsing script SOT Jess Tucker Boyd (Playwright) and Trilby James (Director) watching rehearsal Various shots of actors rehearsing script SOT Jess Tucker Boyd (Playwright) and Trilby James (Director) watching rehearsal Jess Tucker Boyd (Playwright) interview SOT - I think it was quite normal to like be held down at the back of the bus and have kind of your clothes pulled up. And I suppose one of the things when I when I think back on it, these were boys, they had absolutely no clue what they were doing, it was just pulling and grabbing and twisting and exposing. Q:How clear were you that there was a kind of sexual undertone or motive to all of this? A: It was definitely sexual. It was definitely sexual because it was all about those parts of your body. It felt like this kind of, this crescendo towards more explicit sexual acts and there were no consequences socially or kind of, within the sort of system we were in. You know, there was no calling out of or an attempt to kind of mitigate or look at that kind of behaviour.