
Our Health, Our Stories an evening with Women & Theatre Tickets Now on Sale!
Wednesday 15 July 2026, 7pm – 8.30pm, The Moseley Hive, Tickets: Pay What You Can Telling stories through the language and lives of ordinary people is what Women & Theatre

Wednesday 15 July 2026, 7pm – 8.30pm, The Moseley Hive, Tickets: Pay What You Can Telling stories through the language and lives of ordinary people is what Women & Theatre

Word Lounge Theatre Company Word Lounge Theatre Company is a youth theatre for young people ages 13-17 who are in care and/or young carers and/or young people with additional educational

The Brummie Ensemble is an inclusive drama group for adults, a meeting point for stories waiting to be told and for people who may, otherwise, never have met. This term

Following the success of our youth theatre Word Lounge Theatre Company for care experienced children, young careers or young people with additional needs, Women & Theatre launched Act Up, in

To mark the close of Pride Month, Women & Theatre warmly invite you to “Looking Back, Moving Forwards”, an evening of monologues that share the stories of people in the

Tickets are now on sale for Unknown 3.0 the latest production from our youth theatre Word Lounge Theatre Company. Travellers from Birmingham wake up in different worlds but how have

We are excited to announce that tickets are now available for our upcoming show Miss Ida. An entertaining one woman show celebrating the highs and lows of your autumn years,

Presented by Word Lounge Theatre Company, our youth theatre project for care experienced young people, young carers and young people with additional needs.

Inspired by Women’s cricket featuring in the Commonwealth Games for the first time in Birmingham 2022, Women & Theatre is developing a new theatre production about women, girls & cricket which

Women & Theatre’s For the Past 30 Years series features dramatic monologues about women who have spent the last 3 decades working in different sectors. Developed from research conversations, they reflect the language and lives of ordinary people and put women’s stories, writing and performance centre-stage.