From acclaimed feminist theatre makers Julia Croft, Virginia Frankovich and Nisha Madhan comes a new work of dissection and dissent on female bodies, female violence and female rage. Medusa opens October 24 and tickets are on sale now.

This conversation features one of the three creator/performers, Julia Croft with host Saraid Cameron as they explore the complex origins of the show's namesake and interigate how to truly create feminist work in a theatre context.

<p>From acclaimed feminist theatre makers Julia Croft, Virginia Frankovich and Nisha Madhan comes a new work of dissection and dissent on female bodies, female violence and female rage. Medusa opens October 24 and <a href="https://nz.patronbase.com/_QTheatre/Productions/8180/Performances">tickets are on sale now.</a></p>
<p>This conversation features one of the three creator/performers, Julia Croft with host Saraid Cameron as they explore the complex origins of the show's namesake and interigate how to truly create feminist work in a theatre context.</p>

Q Theatre is Auckland’s home of independent performing arts. To bring you closer to the people making the amazing work we showcase year round, we are creating podcasts featuring conversations with some of the incredible artists in theatre, film and music we love working with.  
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Q Theatre: Meet the Makers

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Three kiwi artists create living art, starting with the epitome of female monstrosity: Medusa.

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