Review: So Many Reasons, Camden People’s Theatre
The centrepiece of the feminist theatre festival Calm Down Dear is Racheal Ofori’s So Many Reasons, the hilarious quintessential guide to life has a British Gha...
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Review: The Suppliant Women, The Young Vic
When a performance begins with the Arts Minister thanking Dionysus, the Greek god of theatre, with libations it is a clear signal that something out of the ord...
Review: Notorious, Birmingham Repertory Theatre
Notorious, performed as part of the Fierce Festival, is a piece described as ‘live art, theatre, dance and fine art’. The Festival, hosted at various venues aro...
Review: Unnatural Selection, Theatre N16
The preset for OPIA Theatre Company’s Unnatural Selection makes a rather accurate observational comment on a doctor’s waiting room. Two smartly dressed women si...
Review: Women Redressed, Arcola Theatre
Women Redressed is a festival of theatrical brainstorming, combining the work of up-and coming-playwrights with that of more established writers. It is a progra...
NEWS: Hear Me Roar feminist arts festival to kick off in Lancaster
A feminist arts festival kicks off in Lancaster this week, to coincide with International Women’s Day. Hear Me Roar (HMR) started in 2015, and returns this y...