Smash hit Festival Fatale returns to Sydney on October 27
Celebrating theatre created by women, for everyone, Women in Theatre and Screen's critically acclaimed Festival Fatale will return to the Eternity Playhouse on Saturday 27th October following a hugely successful inaugural festival in 2016.
Venue: Eternity Playhouse
Address: 39 Burton St, Darlinghurst
Date: 27th October 2018
Time: 11am - 10pm
Ticket: $22 - $33
Buy / Ticket: https://www.witsfestivalfatale.com/festival-2018
Web: https://www.witsfestivalfatale.com/festival-2018
Address: 39 Burton St, Darlinghurst
Date: 27th October 2018
Time: 11am - 10pm
Ticket: $22 - $33
Buy / Ticket: https://www.witsfestivalfatale.com/festival-2018
Web: https://www.witsfestivalfatale.com/festival-2018
Festival Fatale is a biennial event that sees the Eternity Playhouse filled to the rafters with some of the most ground-breaking, contemporary and vibrant female-led theatre in Sydney. This year's sublime program features a range of performances and play-readings to boldly express the talents and diversity of the women in this city.
Festival Fatale have once again curated an extraordinary line-up which includes:
Monster / Woman by Sabrina D'Angelo.
Sparrow by Susie Conte.
Lovely Lady Lump by Lana Schwarcz.
Jelbu Meri by Wendy Mocke and Phoebe Grainer.
Nana and Bertah by Monikka Eliah.
WITS is a collective of artists passionate about gender parity on stages and screens. WITS believes feminism is at its best when it is collaborative and cooperative. WITS aims to drive the theatre industry toward gender parity and inclusion in programming.
Festival Fatale have once again curated an extraordinary line-up which includes:
Monster / Woman by Sabrina D'Angelo.
Sparrow by Susie Conte.
Lovely Lady Lump by Lana Schwarcz.
Jelbu Meri by Wendy Mocke and Phoebe Grainer.
Nana and Bertah by Monikka Eliah.
WITS is a collective of artists passionate about gender parity on stages and screens. WITS believes feminism is at its best when it is collaborative and cooperative. WITS aims to drive the theatre industry toward gender parity and inclusion in programming.