Sanah talks about her latest experience in the BBC's ‘Performance Live: The Way Out’, her doctorate on whiteness in clinical psychology, and how spoken word can be used to help mental health

She Is A Place Called Home shows the power of sisterhood in the face of adversity.

“Cara Vita: A Clown Concerto” explores the joys, sorrows, and hilarity of modern adulthood through music, circus, and magic. Created and performed by San Francisco-based Felicity Hesed, "Cara Vita" makes it's European premiere at VAULT Festival.

Witch Hunt was surreal throughout. Made up of an array of ludicrous skits that put a risqué spin on well known tales, both women play a variety of outrageous characters. I left the auditorium feeling like I’d just woken up from a bizarre dream.

Research into toilets in West End theatres reveals most are lacking in women’s facilities.

Things are finally changing in film and TV, and Netflix is leading the charge.

Only 4% of studio directors are female, why is the film industry like this and what can be done to change it?

"So if Matt and I have officially had sex then why does it still hurt? I still don’t get what’s so amazing about it, how can women even come from it - when is that supposed to happen?"

Friday Night Love Poem, written by Natalia Knowlton, tells a trio of poignant coming of age stories about virginity, pleasure, and identity as three young women discover sexual empowerment for the first time. This brand new play looks at the challenges girls face when they begin exploring their sexuality in a world fuelled by stigma, bad sex education, and internet porn.

Fresh from Edinburgh Fringe 2018, Brenda's Got a Baby is returning to [email protected] for two nights. Brenda's Got a Baby is a brand new 4 star verbatim play about young working class women and their access to opportunity. 

http://stage.leeds.ac.uk/whatson/brendas-got-a-baby-2/ 

Gender swapping leading roles in Shakespeare could be the key for ensuring modern theatre is allowing women their chance in the spotlight.

My inspiration was to imagine a room where I was exactly where and who I wanted to be. Then imagined what it would feel like if I were taken out of it. How would you feel?

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re honouring five remarkable British women whose accomplishments remain relatively unknown.