In 'Are You Watching?', Georgie Dettmer delivers a raw and unflinching critique of our relationship with online content related to sex and violence. The play centers on two teenage girls, portrayed by Kosar Ali and Abby McCann, who discuss the most disturbing things they have encountered online while safely perched on a bunk bed. Under the direction of Jess Edwards, the performance showcases a multi-rolling cast that vividly illustrates the depths of human depravity found on the internet, including themes of child abuse, deepfakes, and exploitation. Although the play's structure lacks momentum due to its choppy transitions between scenes, it effectively raises unsettling questions about our complicity in the consumption of such content. A particularly jarring moment is the inclusion of a real-life case involving a woman who was raped and filmed, which serves to ground the narrative in a grim reality. While the play's anger resonates, it ultimately struggles to expand its critique beyond the most extreme examples of voyeurism, leaving audiences to grapple with their own roles in the narratives they consume.