When you see NSFW in a bold headline on Facebook or Twitter, you’re probably wise enough not to open the link in the office. In Lucy Kirkwood’s play, though, the acronym opens a deeper discussion of contemporary feminism. The story follows the adventures in plastic sexuality of Doghouse, a Playboy-esque magazine trying to find a new way to sell sex. Its solution: hire amateur models. A debacle ensues, leaving one of the writers, Sam (Brandon McCoy), on the other end of the magazine spectrum—at a women’s lifestyle publication. NSFW tackles privacy, objectification of women, and the media’s part in the bit under the tagline “Money. Sex. Photoshop.” Given all the real headlines surrounding body commodification and sexism in the media, there’s no better time than now for NSFW to make its American debut. On opening night, the audience will get to discuss tasteful ways of displaying naked bodies with the play’s lighting, costume, and set designers. By curtain call, you won’t see those four letters the same way again. The play runs May 27 to June 21 at Round House Theatre, 4545 East-West Highway, Bethesda. $25–$50. (240) 644-1100. roundhousetheatre.org.