The She-Wolves Project

19/07/2024

Vote NOW for She-Wolves to come to Library Presents Audiences!

SELECTION MENU: THEATRE & STORYTELLING HIGHLIGHTS

Our Autumn 2024 and Spring 2025 selection menu has 13 amazing theatre performances, suitable for all ages!

👀What has caught your eye?

🗳️ You have until Friday 19 July to HAVE YOUR SAY and choose the artists you would like to see perform in Cambridgeshire this year and next.

🧑‍🌾 The Farmer and The Clown from FlibbertiGibbet
🤴 The Little Prince from Lyngo Theatre
🦸 F(able): Fierce Fairytales for the Next Generation of heroes from Helena Ascough
🧳 Shakespeare in a Suitcase – Macbeth from New International Encounter (NIE)
👻 Ghost of a smile! from GAVIN ROBERTSON
👑 She-Wolves from The She-Wolves Project
🎭 Dangerous to Know from Clair / Obscur Theatre
👰 Havisham from Heather Alexander
🎭 Coleridge-Taylor of Freetown from Tayo Aluko & Friends
♀️ The Invisible Woman Charlotte Palmer
🐮 HOLY COW! from Emily Hennessey Storyteller
💒 Naming the View from FINDING THE WILL
🗼 Let People Like You from Edalia Day

Have your say online or pick up a form from the following libraries: Alconbury Weald, Arbury Court, Barnwell Road, Bassingbourn, Cambourne, Cambridge Central, Chatteris, Ely, Histon, Huntingdon, Littleport, March, Northstowe, Ramsey, Sawtry, St Ives, St Neots, Whittlesey, Wisbech.

🗳️ https://www.library.live/the-library-presents
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The Library Presents brings quality arts activities to Cambridgeshire. It is run by Cambridgeshire County Council in partnership with Babylon Arts and is funded by Arts Council England
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19/07/2024

New Trailer! -

This is "She-Wolves Trailer v3.mp4" by Unreel Films on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

28/03/2024

📣THIS SUNDAY at Ironworks Studios Brighton 📣

Celebrate Women’s History Month with two powerful, 5-star performances by Brighton-based female artists:
She-Wolves (3pm and 7pm) and Unisex (5pm and 8.30pm)
On Ēostre Day, we’re honouring the goddess who gave her name to Easter. See both shows with a discounted double bill tickets and make a day of it with an art installation in the foyer lounge, springtime decorations, and drinks for purchase between shows.

Link for tickets:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/eostre-day-at-ironworks-tickets-808332453127
Tickets from £7 😉

Eostre Day at Ironworks She-Wolves (3pm and 7pm) and Unisex (5pm and 8.30pm)

19/03/2024

Hello everyone! We are very proud to announce that in 12 days time a special event is happening at the Ironworks Studios Brighton. My colleague Lea Sep and I were working really hard to get together, organise and celebrate the last day of women's history month in style, with a double bill event!

SheWolves & Unisex are going to be performed twice on Sunday, March 31st, on Ēostre Day (that's right Ēostre, not Easter, but you will find out more about it soon).

We've got everything for you; dance, history, stand up, live music! If I were you, I would be there 😉
This interview, filmed and edited by Latest TV, will give you a better insight into what to expect from the event. Special thanks to Yael Breuer.



Tickets:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/eostre-day-at-ironworks-tickets-808332453127

15/02/2024

Eostre Day
SheWolves / Unisex
Sunday, March 31st at Ironworks Studios Brighton

Come and see us, get your tickets from the link below.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/eostre-day-at-ironworks-tickets-808332453127


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08/02/2024

More about the show. This podcast will tell you all you need to know about She-Wolves, well not all!
Enough to prepare you for the show on the Sunday 31st of March at

Tap on the link below 👇👇
seat back, relax and see you sooon! 🐺🐺

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/laura-careless-she-wolves-artistic-wintering-and/id1727978402?i=1000643319518

Thank you to Hogfish! It was a pleasure :)

03/02/2024

14/02/2023

Can’t wait to open this Sat!

25/01/2023

25/01/2023

On Friday and Saturday with Hogfish, “marvelously dramatic dancer” (New York Times) Laura Careless tells stories of forgotten female rulers of England before Elizabeth I. The book and BBC series by historian Helen Castor has been adapted for the stage as a tour de force solo performance by Laura Careless. Through dance, theatre, song and animated projections, thrilling yet unfamiliar episodes from medieval and early Tudor history are brought to life. In the medieval world, power was inescapably male. Yet despite all the obstacles that stood in their way, a handful of extraordinary women did attempt to rule. When they pursued their power like kings, they were vilified as she-wolves.

“(Laura Careless is) mesmerizing – she deservedly owns the stage.” -NY Post