A post-apocalyptic feminist adaptation of Louisa May Alcottโs classic novel Little Women. Blurring the boundaries of live art, music, theatre, comedy and dance, Little Wimmin examines how we think about the past, whatโs wrong with the present, and what weโre going to do about the future โ if there even is one.
Prepare to laugh at the traditions of theatre and poke fun at peopleโs obsession with โthe classicsโ as we turn the novel on its head before dismantling it entirely and transforming it into an unrecognisable cosmic catastrophe that talks about climate change, astrology and the infinite nature of the universe.
p.s Beth Dies.
โA boisterous piss-take โ of theatre, literary analysis and the canonโฆ off-kilter blend of feminist performance art, stomach-ache comedy and futuristic danceโ The Guardian
Figs in Wigs are on of the UKโs leading experimental theatre companies. Their work is recklessly joyful, highly visual and unashamedly revels in tackiness and trashiness.With an irreverent sense of humour they use puns, bad jokes and pop culture references to charm and disarm audiences of all ages.
