2025 - Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again.
Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again.
By Alice Birch
Directed by Emily O’Brien Brown
A ferocious and unflinching work of contemporary theatre, Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again. shatters the polite silence around the structures that shape womanhood. In a series of sharp, surreal, and darkly funny vignettes, playwright Alice Birch launches a full-scale assault on the language, behaviour, and traditions that have fuelled violence against women for centuries. Words are twisted into weapons. Everyday rituals are turned inside out. Nothing is off-limits. This is not a play that behaves. It's an electrifying call to arms: a blistering experiment in theatrical form that dares to ask what true revolution might look like. Revolt is both a lesson in disobedience and a howl of protest: bold, unapologetic and fiercely alive.
Extremely limited season. Stay tuned for more info.
Past Seasons
2024
2023
2022
2021
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2020: New Ways To Share Stories
2019: Telling Our Own Stories
Reviews and media
That Time Everything Went Well and We Were Totally Fine
How I Met My Dead Husband
2018: Focus on Access
Reviews and media
Season 2018: access
2017: A Season of Works by Women
Reviews and media
A Hero’s Guide to Saving the Planet
Outside In
Stage Noise (CN: sexist slur)
Stage Whispers (CN: sexist slur)
2016
Reviews and media
Season 2016
JOY 94.9
Couch Potato
SYN Media
RRR
Australian Arts Review
Weekend Notes (x2)
Broadway World
Eugene Thinks
Planet Arts Melbourne
Fairy Tale News
What’s My Scene (x2)
What’s My Scene: interview
Star Weekly
Funny Tonne review
Meetoo
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