Jo Randerson was interviewed recently by The Big Idea on the status of the artist in society today.
“How can we stand up as artists and demand the conditions that we need to work? There are a lot of really poor offers that are made by institutions and companies to artists, and we continue to say yes to those offers.”
The third Women in Theatre Hui will be held on 24 September 2017, 13:00-17:00.
BATS Theatre, Wellington.
This fabulous image of Kilda Northcott as Demeter, in the 2005 spectacular Demeter’s Dark Ride – An Attraction, is featured on the cover of issue 70 of Australian Drama Studies.
Hen’s Teeth returns to Circa Theatre.
March 14-15 2017
Feminist Fringe is a website dedicated to feminist engagement with Wellington’s 2017 Fringe Festival.
Madeline McNamara and Lisa Maule present Magdalena Aotearoa and the Magdalena Project at WTF! Women’s Theatre Festival, Thursday 2nd March 2017.
Arts incubator platform: space, support, rigour, encouragement and accountability to independent artists making works that are socially involved, challenging or political in nature.
A Hui on Women in Theatre will be held on Monday 19 September 2016 at Circa Theatre, Wellington, with a view to holding a conference, or series of seminars in 2017.
Documentation from the Transit Festival at Odin Teatret, 2-12 June 2016.
Friday 11 March: The Guardian’s 2015 list of the 101 greatest plays in any western language included only one living woman. Are New Zealand’s women playwrights as invisible, writer Emily Perkins asks Lorae Parry, Miria George, Lynda Chanwai-Earle and Rachel Callinan?