The company never closes during the global pandemic, adapting to working remotely and continuing to make work with those who are most vulnerable of social isolation.
Adaya Henry is appointed Artistic Director and Katherine Hewitt is appointed as Executive Director
Women & Theatre celebrate their 40th anniversary with a season of work including a new commission Not the Last a play about Louisa Ryland who donated the land which would
Janice Connolly and Jess Pearson step down from leading the company after 40 and 20 years respectfully.
W&T celebrated its 30th anniversary with a new production at The REP called For the Past 30 Years.
Awarded funds from ACE’s Catalyst programme as part of a consortium with other theatre companies.
W&T’s produced The Palace of Wasted Dreams, in association with mac, paving the way for other shows where participants took active roles in the creation of new theatre.
W&T moved premises to The Old Lodge at the Uffculme Centre, a site owned by Birmingham & Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trust.