- Title
- Siren Theatre Company 'Curfew' programme
- Date
- 1981
- Contributor
- Siren Theatre Company
- Format
- .pdf
- Creator
- Siren Theatre Company
- Wendy Thompson
- Spatial Coverage
- Brighton & Hove
- UK
- Language
- English
- Rights
- Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License
- Temporal Coverage
- 1981
Description:
This shows the programme from the play ‘Curfew’. The front cover is a drawing of a women kicking out in self-defence. It gives a description of the play and a background of Siren. The play was directed by Pippa Gladhill. The programme acknowledges the poem (used in part) by Ntozake Shange “With No Immediate Cause’.
The cover of the programme was created by Wendy Thompson. The image was also the poster for the play.
The image of the women kicking out was taken from a photo and an article in the Brighton Argus about ‘Tiger Tash’ who taught women self-defence. The ’Tash’ referred to was Siren’s Tasha Fairbanks. The play was set in a lesbian club and explored themes of male violence against women.
Curfew Programme Cover
Curfew Programme Credits
Curfew Programme Description
Curfew Programme End
