A gig held at Zed Alley on Tuesday 27th January. The event starts at 20:15.
With music from Mortimer, Tamara Hendin, Solar Season, Luca Amara, and Ides of March, Out of Hours promises to get you shifting your feet!
Late Shift Theatre was founded by Edie and Millie just last year and we are now working with our incredible production team on our second play, ‘In Hysterics’ which will be performed at The Wardrobe Theatre from 10-11th March!
'In Hysterics' follows the parallel lives of two women, living 100 years apart, whose stories unfold through a series of doctor’s appointments. Set in the 1920s and the 2020s, the play explores women’s experiences of medical misogyny, revealing how many attitudes, misunderstandings, and injustices within healthcare have remained disturbingly unchanged. Drawing on the personal journeys of these two women alongside verbatim accounts from many others, the play exposes the ongoing failure to adequately study, listen to, and treat women’s bodies. While addressing heavy and distressing subject matter, In Hysterics uses a carefully comedic and farcical tone, allowing serious issues to be confronted through humour that highlights the absurdity of a system that has failed women for over a century.
We are not affiliated with any societies so really need your help to make this a reality! So please come along to Bristol's coolest underground, live music bar for an evening of incredible music and dancing and help us fundraise for our second play all at the same time!
Entry requirements: 18+
Late Shift Theatre was founded by Edie and Millie just last year and we are now working with our incredible production team on our second play, ‘In Hysterics’ which will be performed at The Wardrobe Theatre from 10-11th March!
'In Hysterics' follows the parallel lives of two women, living 100 years apart, whose stories unfold through a series of doctor’s appointments. Set in the 1920s and the 2020s, the play explores women’s experiences of medical misogyny, revealing how many attitudes, misunderstandings, and injustices within healthcare have remained disturbingly unchanged. Drawing on the personal journeys of these two women alongside verbatim accounts from many others, the play exposes the ongoing failure to adequately study, listen to, and treat women’s bodies. While addressing heavy and distressing subject matter, In Hysterics uses a carefully comedic and farcical tone, allowing serious issues to be confronted through humour that highlights the absurdity of a system that has failed women for over a century.
We are not affiliated with any societies so really need your help to make this a reality! So please come along to Bristol's coolest underground, live music bar for an evening of incredible music and dancing and help us fundraise for our second play all at the same time!
Entry requirements: 18+
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funk
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dub
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