Tagged in FEMINISM

12 Must See Exhibitions In London This Month: October 2020

Squashed cars, giant bears and a badass painter.

Boudica: Feminist, Arsonist, Icon

Feminism & Fire.

Mary Wollstonecraft's London

In the footsteps of the great women's rights advocate.

The Best Exhibitions To See To Mark International Women's Day

Celebrating feminism and women artists.

Where Are All The Blue Plaques For Women?

Where's Judy Garland's blue plaque?

Debate Football, Feminism And Housing With Guardian Writers

Five talks linked with National Theatre productions.

Salome: A Feminist Interpretation

Outdated female ideals or a modern muse?

Get Closer To The Photography Of Christina Broom

2 for 1 ticket offer!

We Know We Want This: Blurred Lines At The Shed

A searing exploration of gender inequality.

Provocative Art By Ana Mendieta At Hayward Gallery

Art reflecting the roles of women in society.

Theatre Review: The Man Who Pays the Piper @ Orange Tree Theatre

A play just as funny and relevant as it was 80 years ago.

Art Review: Sanja Ivekovic @ South London Gallery & Calvert 22

Powerful works that explore the role of women in society.

Theatre Review: The Sluts of Sutton Drive @ Finborough Theatre

Desperate Housewives on acid (or Windolene)

Preview: UnderWire Film Festival

Celebrating raw female film-making talent.

Slutwalk London Attracts Over 5,000 Marchers

Sutwalk London: A 5000-strong crowd marched against sexism and sexual assault on Saturday

Theatre Review: A Doll’s House @ Theatre Delicatessen

A Doll’s House, first staged in 1879, is typically hailed as the first truly feminist play. Sophie Reynolds’ adaptation is absolutely captivating but ladies, take care in the bar.

New Cross Lapdances Into Mafia Territory

Review: Between the Covers @ The Women's Library

Breasts Or Brains?

Feminism in the Classroom: A New Proposal for UK Schools

Playboy Casino Coming To Town?

The Book Grocer

The Book Grocer

Preview: European Feminist Summit