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Home Edinburgh Fringe 2017

Edinburgh Interview: Culture Clash Theatre

by Staff Writer
July 25, 2017
Reading Time: 1 min read

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Culture Clash Theatre – Under My Thumb

In a dystopian present, five women are imprisoned for crimes against society. Brought together by a common enemy and facing indefinite incarceration, their one remaining dignity is their continuing belief in their own innocence. The arrival of yet another prisoner seems no surprise, just another woman brought down by the world outside, but is she all that she seems? Shortlisted for the inaugural RED Women’s Theatre Awards in 2016.

 

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