18.  Why My Parents?

By Hannah Morgan. Contains strong language

9.	 I’m Actually Going To Kill Myself

By Jessica Humphreys. Contains references to abuse, sexual harassment and suicide&nbsp;

5.	 Dave Doesn’t Like It When You Say ‘No’

2.	 Unmute

By Ella Ritsema. Contains strong language and references to sexual harassment

8.	 Being A Woman

By Sophia Beadle. Contains strong language and references to racism

6.	 Hair 

4.	 That Uncontrollable Tic, Tic, Tic

By Charis Crawford. Contains references to suicide&nbsp;

1.	 The Battle Of A Teenage Pole Vaulter 

3.	 She Doesn’t Even Care

By Touré Pacquette. Contains strong language and references to racism

7.	 F**k It Up 

‘I just need someone to hear these words to know what it’s like for me and people like me.’&nbsp;​Unmute is an arresting and essential collection of contemporary monologues written by young people, for young people. Packed with fury, honesty and playfulness, this is a collection from a generation that won’t be silenced and will be heard.&nbsp;Content Guidance Contains strong language and other themes listeners may distressing. Recommended for ages 15+&nbsp;Credits Performed by Joey Abukeze, Komal Amin and Helen Monks with Esther Ayo James.&nbsp;Directed by Matt Woodhead, produced by Mark Augustyn and Camille Koosyial. The Executive Producer was Dave Cribb. Cover Art designed by India Buxton.&nbsp;Unmute&nbsp;was commissioned&nbsp;by LUNG, Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and Salamander Street. For more information visit <a href="http://www.lungtheatre.co.uk" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">www.lungtheatre.co.uk</a>

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8. 8. Being A Woman

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1. 1. The Battle Of A Teenage Pole Vaulter

3. 3. She Doesn’t Even Care

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