Unboxed Theatre

25/04/2015

Would you like to attend a Well-Being Through Creativity workshop and help two of your fellow Unboxeders prepare for their jaunt to the Nelson festival? Julia Campbell and Kaly Newman will be facilitating a creative-expressive therapy workshop on Sunday May 3rd.

The workshop will touch upon self-awareness, self-esteem, and body confidence. It will be a relaxed and informal session, and would be a great chance for the community of Unboxed to meet up, have fun exploring, and break some bread together.

When: 1-4pm, Sunday 3rd May
Where: 128 Abel Smith Street.

We'd love you to come! If you intend to, please contact Julia or Kaly or comment below!

07/09/2014

Book your tickets here! http://bats.co.nz/shows/miss-conception/

07/09/2014

01/08/2014

The Clitlective defines "feminism" as the means to achieve equality of all genders, and the right of everyone to express their gender as they see fit.

This video does not purpose the degradation of other women's va**na - it is a satirical project aiming to highlight the absurdity of "my p***s is bigger than your p***s" type references in popular culture. In doing so, it hopes to encourage gender pride, regardless of your biological "bits"!

Although this video project focuses on the va**na, we do not exclude self-identified women of any capacity, or any other gender, from sharing in our empowerment.


Credits:

The original "My Vag": Awkafina

The original "Map of Tasmania": Amanda Palmer

Videographer and Sound Technician: Julia Campbell

Remix Composer and on the Accordion: Emma TW

Ukulele: Cassandra Tse

"My Vag" Rap: Chennoah Pentecost Walford

"Map of Tasmania" Lyrics: Ania Upstill

30/07/2014

Photo Credit: Julia Campbell

26/07/2014

"Innocence is not doing. Not running off to New York. Not drinking whiskey till 4 AM. Not fu***ng that boy or girl because they make your heart scream electric, then waking up unpunished the next day. Not hacking a system rigged against you. Innocence is a relic of a time when women had the same legal status as children. Innocence is beneficial to your owner. It benefits you not at all."
- Molly Crabapple, 'On Turning 30'

23/07/2014

This Sunday the 27th our fab social coordinator Kaly Newman has organised an informal meeting with the Wellington Young Feminists.

We'll be meeting at 3pm at Fidel's Cafe.

Check it.

This'll be a great opportunity for us to exchange ideas, and basically get to know each other.

Email [email protected] or message us here for more info.

15/07/2014

It was romance. I made him breakfast.

The morning after I was r***d, I thought I could create another story

10/06/2014

Our Open Letter has been posted by Theatreview: The New Zealand Performing Arts Review & Directory. Thanks for joining the discussion!

A few members of the community raised concerns about our recent production of A Memory, A Monologue, A Rant and A Prayer (MMRP), a play we produced as part of the international V-Day Movement. As a result, we wrote an open letter aiming to address those concerns and clarify the position of The Clitl…

28/05/2014

We'll be heading to SoCro on Abel Smith for some sweet times after our AGM this Sunday 6PM (Venue: 17 Holloway Road).

04/05/2014

Amazing!