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Tag Archives: plays by women
17Percent’s bookshelf
Due to circumstances beyond my control, I have been unable to take part fully in the #52 Plays by Women challenge, so instead I’ve compiled a list (with links where possible to buy) of 52 plays by women on the … Continue reading
Review: Where Do Little Birds Go? by Camilla Whitehill
Co-produced by Duckdown Theatre and Heavy Weather Theatre, Camilla Whitehill’s debut full-length play has already garnered some attention this year, winning the People’s Choice Award at Vault Festival 2015, and is now selling out to audiences at Edinburgh’s Underbelly. It … Continue reading
Posted in plays by female writers, plays to see, Review
Tagged Edinburgh 2105, Edinburgh Festival, plays by women, review
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Review: Ladylogue 2015 presented by The Thelmas
Ladylogue! is the second show of monologues written and performed by women, (with a mainly female production team,) presented by The Thelmas, as part of this year’s Camden Fringe Festival. The Thelmas are a company founded in 2014 to make … Continue reading
The intergenerational Three Generations of Women: Broken Leg’s play and archive
Joanna Lally writes about Broken Leg Theatre’s new play ‘Three Generations of Women’. Continue reading
Posted in plays by female writers, theatre company
Tagged Broken Leg, female writers, new play, plays by women
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Sphinx put women Centre Stage in March
Women Centre Stage: Heroines was much-anticipated since Sphinx Theatre launched the event back in October. Aimed at getting more female voices onto our stages, Women Centre Stage was a varied and vibrant festival of “prompts and provocations”, garnering contributions from some … Continue reading
Bridging the gap between art and life: The Lonely Soldier Monologues
The Lonely Soldier Monologues by Helen Benedict. Review by Hannah Roe. Currently showing at the Cockpit Theatre. Continue reading
Posted in female playwrights, plays, Review
Tagged Hannah Roe, plays by women, review, The Cockpit Theatre, The Lonely Soldier Monologues
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Lucy Kaufman’s latest play keeps the home fires burning
We have showcased Lucy Kaufman’s work at She Writes, so we are delighted to tell you about her full-length play, on at Brockley Jack Studio Theatre. Continue reading
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Tagged Brockley Jack, Home Fires, Lucy Kaufman, plays by women
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Heather Jeffery Q and A
Heather Jeffery’s play FACE TO FACE is at the Drayton Arms Theatre from tomorrow. We asked her some questions about writing… Continue reading
Posted in female playwrights, Interview, On writing, q + a
Tagged Heather Jeffery, new play, plays by women, women writers
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Some London plays you could see by female writers
Some plays in London by women. Continue reading
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