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Theatre
Promoting gender equality in theatre, the Women Centre Stage theatre festival fights back against the lack of meaty parts for women
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We love
Theatre
After a flurry of five star reviews from Edinburgh, Bridget Christie's Because You Demanded It brings 'electrifying' jokes about Brexit to London
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Preview
Theatre
Three of theatre's most impressive female creatives tell Ophelia's story in a bold collaboration between Royal Court and Schaubühne Berlin, performed in German with English surtitles
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Theatre
Charlene James' play Cuttin' It puts the issues surrounding Female Genital Mutilation in the spotlight at the Young Vic's Maria Theatre
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Talks
Academic and writer Germaine Greer discusses marginalisation at Conway Hall
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Talks
To mark International Women’s Day, Shami Chakrabarti leads a debate asking how close we are to achieving gender equality
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
Cate Blanchett stars in Reagan Era movie Truth about a journalist who exposes questionable truths about George W. Bush
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
New film How To Be Single is a fresher, funnier and more feminist take on the romantic comedy formula
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Preview
Theatre
Maverick director Katie Mitchell brings the Schaubühne Berlin theatre ensemble to the Barbican for UK premiere of multimedia female take on war
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
It's star-powered, but don't expect to be challenged: Annie Leibovitz' WOMEN project begins its world tour in Wapping.
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Tried and Tested
Theatre
Penny Skinner's new play is a roaring, rousing portrait of a woman who refuses to be sidelined
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
New French film about a ménage à trois romance is a charming tale of fluid sexuality
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
Cinematic and highly dramatic (at times to a fault) it's still difficult not to be moved by this portrait of one of the world's youngest and most influential political activists.
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Interview
Ariane Labed talks to us about working with her husband Yorgos Lanthimos on The Lobster, and why she thinks there's no place for feminism in the film industry.
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Interview
Things to do
We talk to Romola Garai, star of the Young Vic's 'Measure for Measure' about working on Suffragette, living in a covent and sexist directors
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Interview
After it opened the London Film Festival, Suffragette is the film of the moment. We talk screenwriter Abi Morgan talks about protest and feminism past and present
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Tried and Tested
Theatre
A magnetic performance from actress Nicole Kidman in Photograph 51 for the Michael Grandage Theatre Company elevates an otherwise patchy drama
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
New french film Fidelio: Alice's Journey comes to UK cinemas 2 October. Read our film review
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In the Know
Cinema
Onwards and Outwards is a special, UK-wide programme of screenings, talks and events that champion women's filmmaking
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Theatre
This is a London fringe festival with a message – and a bite. Camden People's Theatre's Feminist Theatre Festival returns with an invigorating line-up of theatre, talks and art.
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Tried and Tested
Theatre
This Spanish Golden Age style thriller about a proto-feminist nun in 17th century is brought to lively, lusty life at Shakespeare's Globe.
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night is an unexpected Iranian gem of a film
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
We can't get enough of Carol Morley's ethereal coming-of-age story about mass psychogenic illness in a sleepy Oxfordshire town.
