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Figs In Wigs Bring Little Wimmin To Wow – Women Of The World London 2022 Festival Ahead of UK Tour

by Staff Writer
February 3, 2022
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Little Wimmin Figs in Wigs photo Rosie Collins

Little Wimmin Figs in Wigs photo Rosie Collins

Figs in Wigs will reprise their gloriously uproarious and critically acclaimed live art, feminist adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel Little Women – Little Wimmin as part of WOW – Women of the World – London 2022 Festival prior to a UK tour.

Running at the Southbank Centre from 11-13 March, the London edition of the WOW is the world’s biggest, most comprehensive festival celebrating women, girls and non-binary people.

The show will open to press at WOW and will then travel to Cambridge (19 and 20 April), Liverpool (28 and 29 April), Lancaster (5 May) and Bristol (7 and 8th June).

       

Wild, irreverent and hilariously absurd, the irrepressible cast of five women transform the novel into a darkly funny, surreal experience with their distinctive punky and playful perspective.

Little Wimmin dismantles the traditional canon, poking fun at theatre and the classics as the Figs use the story as their very own trojan horse, turning it on its head before dismantling it entirely and mutating it into an unrecognisable cartoon catastrophe that talks of climate change, astrology and the infinite nature of the universe.  P.S. Beth dies.

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Figs in Wigs are Alice Roots, Rachel Gammon, Rachel Porter, Sarah Moore and Suzanna Hurst.

The show was originally co-commissioned by HOME Manchester and by Cambridge Junction through Stobbs New Ideas Fund and funded by Arts Council England. Its creation was also supported by the artsdepot Creation Space Bursary, Battersea Arts Centre, Pleasance Theatre, New Diorama, Metal Southend and Queen Mary University of London.   It most recently enjoyed huge success with performances at Battersea Arts Centre’s Grand Hall, HOME Manchester and Pleasance Theatre (London) which were critically acclaimed and revered by audiences so the collective are delighted to bring the show back to the stage.

The running time is approx. 2 hours including an interval.  Age guidance 12+

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