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Shakespeare’s Women

This dark comedy transports eight of Shakespeare’s women from the 16th century to the modern day.

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Pay What You Can – Minimum of £12

Running time TBC

age guidance 14+

on-the-door tickets will be available from the box office (open one hour before the performance) at £15 for general admission.book early for the best prices!

As part of our celebration of International Women’s Day throughout March…

SHAKESPEARE’S WOMEN
By Lorien Haynes
Following on from two sold out readings, starring Tamsin Greig, at Shakespeare’s Globe last year, we are delighted to be hosting yet another reading of this play by Lorien Haynes.

This dark comedy transports eight of Shakespeare’s women from the 16th century to the modern day, placing them in the same domestic abuse support group. Centuries have passed but little has changed as they come together to eat biscuits and talk. The play gradually exposes each woman’s darkest secrets and asks, what would happen if these protagonists survived their men and traditional narratives, to become flesh and blood today?

In support of Refuge, the Company and Director Jude Kelly shine a light into areas of domestic abuse.
The play reading will be followed by a Q&A with Jude, Lorien and company members with a representative from Refuge.

Exciting Cast Announcement!

Confirmed cast with more announcements to follow are:
Tamsin Greig – Much Ado About Nothing; Black Books; Green Wing; Episodes; Riot Women
Peter Wight – Z-Cars; Early Doors, Holby City, Jane Eyre; The Crown; Secrets & Lies
Nia Towle – Persuasion; Ocean At The End Of The Lane; Lord of the Rings; Stereophonic
Daisy Bevan –The Outcast; The Picture of Dorian Grey; Elizabeth; Too Much
Hudson Harden Scheel – newly graduated from Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
Seyan SarvanThe Baby (HBO), Its a Sin (HBO), Rose’s Baby dir. Trudie Styler 

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