'Women, Power and Politics, Now and Then' and 'Gizmo'

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18 Jul - 20 Jul 19 | The Studio

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'Women, Power and Politics, Now and Then' and 'Gizmo'

Various Authors

Examining how technology, politics and perceptions influence our decisions

The Panel by Zinnie Harris

The last candidate has just left the room and the door is shut and the clock is ticking. The panel must decide who to appoint. But what is really motivating them?

The Milliner and the Weaver by Marie Jones

An acidic and cleverly detailed scene of feminist conflict

You, Me and Wii by Sue Townsend

When Selina Snow rings the doorbell to canvas for the coming election, can she change the family’s minds or can they change hers?

Gizmo by Alan Ayckbourn

An amazing new medical invention allows people to remotely control other people movements. But what

if Gizmo fell into the wrong hands?