Queenagers - POW Festival
2025-03-09 19:00 - 21:00 (Europe/London)
Our fan-favourite, previously sold out, hilarious show Queenagers is BACK for one night only! Join us on Sunday 9th March at POW Festival at the Ark in Thanet!
All hail the queen of cabaret events – a show comprising stand up, music, monologues and crafting that focuses on the funny side of the menopause and the uplifting freedom and positivity it can bring. Laugh until the tears run down your legs – and feel reassured that it isn’t just you!
Host, peri-menopausal glamour-puss Bunny Morethan aka Rebecca Mordan (Glastonbury Festival compère, Sky News ‘rent-a-feminist’ and BBC Writers Room) is here to learn all she can about what’s coming down the female line. In a perfect antidote to the doom and gloom surrounding the menopause, Bunny will lead audiences on a be-sequined exploration of menopause and midlife.
Add music and song exploring and celebrating middle aged women and you have the Queenagers cabaret!
Booking now!

The Mayven
2025-03-22 19:00 - 22:00 | The Muddy Puddle, 142 Albion Rd, London, London, N16 9PA, United Kingdom
Gather like witches for the Spring equinox and let’s bring life and light from the dark!
With the moon above us and the sun shining a little longer each day, it’s time to rise from the underworld of winter, through the rich soil of sisterhood and unfurl our creative buds forth as spring draws near.
Using songs, storytelling and comedy, we will create an evening exploring women’s experiences ranging from the sinister to the sensual, the divine to the downright daft. Join us in joy, rage and celebration as we rejuvenate and invigorate!
Artists:

Emer O Connor
Emer O Connor is an actor, comedian & storyteller. Emer was born in Belfast and grew up with the myths of the Ulster Cycle, she also collects tales from all over the world. As a storyteller, Emer has spun stories at Festival at the Edge, 40Winks Bedtime Story Nights, pubs (with her telling partner Rose Allwork – the Stokey Spinners had a two year residency in The Auld Shillelagh, Hackney), playgrounds, homes, graveyards and wild cabaret nights.
Working alongside her fellow Mayvens, Emer has created new tales hewn from old to fit the place of telling; as a Hackneyite of more than two decades she can’t wait to see what bubbles up for The Muddle Puddle.

Alice Robinson
Since graduating from RADA, Alice has worked as an actor, writer, producer, and podcast maker.
Credits include ‘Peter Pan‘ (Minack Theatre for Scary Little Girls), ‘From Rushmere With Love‘ (Eastern Angles), and Muffin in the original UK cast of ‘Voldemort and the Teenage Hogwarts Musical Parody‘.
For the Greenham Women Everywhere project, she has edited over 100 interviews with women who lived at and supported the Greenham Common Peace Camp, and created the narrative podcast ‘Greenham Uncommon‘. She is a member of the Radical Rep Company for the Mayven Festival.

Radhika Aggarwal
Passionate about new writing and ensemble, Radhika is an award-winning actor, working across film, theatre, television, games, and audio. She is approaching 20 years as a member of Equity and Spotlight and is a member of Bafta.
Screen credits include THE SPLIT (BBC), THE CHILDREN ACT (BBC FILMS/STUDIOCANAL), FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL (MGM/UNIVERSAL/HULU), CASUALTY (BBC), NEW TRICKS (BBC). As a voice actor, she has featured in numerous video games and radio plays.
Theatre credits include: The Lovely Bones (Birmingham Rep/UK Tour), Satyagraha (Improbable/ENO/LA Opera), and touring her one-woman show, ‘An Arrangement of Shoes’ written by Abhishek Majumdar (Tara Theatre, Edinburgh Fringe, Vancouver Fringe winning ‘Pick of the fringe’).
Over lockdown, she founded Echo Chamber, primarily providing creative audio output including GPS triggered audio quests and sound installations featuring local stories and artists. Recent projects have been funded by Heritage Lottery and Arts Council England. Echo Chamber also loved working with Scary Little Girls on their Caravan of Stories and are loving co-producing The London Mayven events.
A multi-instrumentalist, Rad drums with anti-folk band ‘Extradition Order’ and protest collective ‘Orchestrated Discontent’. She currently co-coordinates and participates in Soho Theatres Alumni Writers Lab.
Instagram: @madradster

Rebecca Mordan
Rebecca Mordan is Artistic Director and the beating heart of Scary Little Girls.
After graduating from Sheffield University with a BA in English Literature, Rebecca spent 3 years at Bristol Old Vic. She has worked as an actor in film, theatre and television, and founded award-winning production hub Scary Little Girls, to create roles and opportunities for women and populate stories with diverse female characters.
With SLG, Rebecca has written, directed, produced and performed while working with a wide range of partners including the BFI, Glastonbury Festival and Hall for Cornwall (for whom she is an Associate Artist). She recently co-wrote and presented The Greenham Effect for the BBC’s Archive on Four, drawing on the 200 plus testimonials she helped gather from Greenham Women as part of the Greenham Women Everywhere project she co-foundered.
2021 has also seen the publication of her first book, Out of the Darkness: Greenham Voices drawing on these interviews. Her first piece of fiction for radio was featured in The UK Project, in which she was asked to represent the Cornish voice, out this year.
She is a founder member of KerPow, Cornish female artists tackling sex and gender discrimination and has been a campaigner against male violence for over 25 years. Thanks to this she is often a ‘rent-a-feminist’ guest for BBC Radio, including You and Yours, 5 Live and Women’s Hour, and Sky News.
Booking now!

Karavan an Chi Drolla - Grampound Village Hall
2025-03-23 11:00 - 13:00 | Grampound, Grampound, Truro, TR2 4SB, United Kingdom
Uncover a treasure trove of stories gathered from across Cornwall.
This winter ‘The House of Stories’ has been touring Cornwall bringing moments of magic and secrets never told but not forgotten. Listen to our collected stories and create your own images using collage and print to illustrate some of these incredible tales.
Or simply join us to find out more about Karavan an Chi Drolla and add your own story of Cornwall to our archive.
In autumn 2023 and spring 2024, Scary Little Girls travelled across Cornwall from Ruan Minor to Saltash and Penzance to Padstow, inviting people to share their stories—from everyday moments and funny incidents to childhood memories, myths, and legends—at a series of Chatty Cakey Tea events. Now, ‘Karavan An Chi Drolla’ invites you to hear these stories, told by Cornish voices, and reflect on what it means to be Cornish.
We invite you to delve into this magical archive and find a story that tickles you, makes you wonder or leaves you wanting more.
To visit our digital story space visit:
https://chidrolla.co.uk/
The full archive of collected stories will be preserved in Kresen Kernow from April 2025.

Karavan an Chi Drolla - Saltash Library
2025-03-24 10:00 - 13:00 | Saltash Library and Information Service, Callington Road, Saltash, PL12 6DX, United Kingdom

Its Your Round - Bradford
2025-04-17 19:30 - 21:00
Prepare yourselves for a uniquely hilarious evening at The Beacon with the ‘stars of rural touring shows’!
Join quiz Mistress and pub landlady Pat Pinch as she takes over The Beacon with live music, prizes, audience participation and of course a few drinks. Test your team with rounds such as:

How local are you? So down with your town you can almost taste it…?
Jumping Juke Box!
Movie and music rounds – with a difference.
Plus general knowledge, photo and bonus rounds!

Whether you’re a liver-bashing barfly, or a strict abstainer, a quiz mastermind, or an absolute beginner, Pat is waiting to treat you to six of the best pub quiz rounds ever!
‘Fast and funny… cleverly written, with strong performances… comical beyond belief and sprinkled with hilarious musical interludes.’ Oxford Times
Scary Little Girls… stars of rural touring! Lyn Gardner, The Guardian
Booking now!

Karavan an Chi Drolla - The PAR-teee
2025-05-24 12:30 - 15:30 | creation works, Par Track, Par, Cornwall, United Kingdom
‘The House of Stories’ is bringing moments of magic and secrets never told but not forgotten to the PAR-teee this May!
We have travelled across Cornwall, inviting people to share their stories, from everyday moments and funny incidents to childhood memories, myths, and legends. Now, ‘Karavan An Chi Drolla’ invites you to hear these stories, told by Cornish voices, and reflect on what it means to be Cornish.
Delve into this magical archive and find a story that tickles you, makes you wonder or leaves you wanting more and even add your own tales of Cornwall.
Find out more about the PAR-teee on Facebook and Instagram

In The Footsteps of The Mitfords
2025-06-06 - 2025-06-08 | Asthall Manor, Asthall, Burford, Oxfordshire, OX18 4HW
Back by popular demand!
The Mitford sisters were writers, travellers and political archivists with dramatically differing views. Following their previous sell-out success, In The Footsteps Of The Mitfords returns, as Scary Little Girls and Chipping Norton Theatre bring the experiences, opinions and relationships of the celebrated sisters to life through their letters, fiction, and memoirs. All in the stunning setting of their childhood home, Asthall Manor, near Burford.
Booking essential, dress for all weathers and bring footwear you can explore in! The walk includes uneven and grassy areas.
Taking place from 6th – 8th June, book here!
In the footsteps of the Mitfords by Scary Little Girls in Asthall Manor, Chipping Norton

Fire: A Princess’ Guide to Burning Issues
2025-06-23 - 2025-07-04 | Norfolk, Norfolk, United Kingdom
What does the daughter of the last Maharaja of the Punjab have in common with young people today? This Summer, we’re stepping into schools in Norwich and Norfolk and bringing the life of Princess Sophia Duleep Singh alive in our interactive show.
Meet characters from her life, from exiled royal family to passionate suffragettes. This play will start conversations about topics from political reform to complex relationships. Some themes are universal, whether you are a princess or a post-pandemic school student.
Learning objectives
Students will:

Explore personal stories in the fight for gender equality and reflect on how they can become advocates for equality today.
Learn about the lives of people of diverse heritage in 19th Century Britain.
Explore ideas and issues in an analytical, reflective and personal way.

National Curriculum links
This session supports:

Challenges for Britain, Europe and the wider world 1901 to the present day.
Understanding historical concepts such as continuity and change, cause and consequence, similarity, difference and significance, and using them to make connections, draw contrasts, analyse trends and frame historically-valid questions.
Understanding how people’s lives have shaped this nation and how Britain has influences and been influenced by the wider world.
World building to develop a rich knowledge of past places and societies.
Participating in discussions, summarising and/or building on what has been said.

Would your students be interested in this show? Book now!

Night of the Mayvens
2025-08-12 | The Muddy Puddle, 142 Albion Rd, London, London, N16 9PA, United Kingdom
Join us for the Night of the Mayvens!
Gather in a summer garden for Loafmas, a celebration of growth, wheat and nature’s life force!
With the moon and the sun above us in the long evenings, it’s time to bask in the golden glow of summer, enjoy the rich soil of sisterhood and turn our creative blooms towards the sky and each other.
Using songs, storytelling and comedy, we will create an evening exploring women’s experiences ranging from the sinister to the sensual, the divine to the downright daft. Join us in joy, rage and celebration as we rejuvenate and invigorate!
Artists:
EDIT Tuesday 5th August – new special guest – Ada Campe!

Ada Campe is a variety artiste, cabaret performer, comedian and magician with an eclectic portfolio.
A member of The Magic Circle, Ada is also a sought after MC, cabaret performer, and comedian across the UK circuit. Her interactive, playful style appeals to audiences of all ages, and as well as late night cabaret shows in London’s West End, she regularly hosts and performs for Comedy Club 4 Kids, Variety Club 4 Kids, and the Glee Club family shows, and is the proud owner of a Little Giggle badge from Girlguiding UK. She has also hosted and performed at corporate events, Museum Lates and festivals across the UK.
Instagram – @ada.campe

Emer O Connor
Emer O Connor is an actor, comedian & storyteller. Emer was born in Belfast and grew up with the myths of the Ulster Cycle, she also collects tales from all over the world. As a storyteller, Emer has spun stories at Festival at the Edge, 40Winks Bedtime Story Nights, pubs (with her telling partner Rose Allwork – the Stokey Spinners had a two year residency in The Auld Shillelagh, Hackney), playgrounds, homes, graveyards and wild cabaret nights.
Working alongside her fellow Mayvens, Emer has created new tales hewn from old to fit the place of telling; as a Hackneyite of more than two decades she can’t wait to see what bubbles up for The Muddy Puddle.
Instagram – @storytelleremer

Alice Robinson
Since graduating from RADA, Alice has worked as an actor, writer, producer, and podcast maker.
Credits include ‘Peter Pan‘ (Minack Theatre for Scary Little Girls), ‘From Rushmere With Love‘ (Eastern Angles), and Muffin in the original UK cast of ‘Voldemort and the Teenage Hogwarts Musical Parody‘.
For the Greenham Women Everywhere project, she has edited over 100 interviews with women who lived at and supported the Greenham Common Peace Camp, and created the narrative podcast ‘Greenham Uncommon‘. She is a member of the Radical Rep Company for the Mayven Festival.
Instagram – @veryalicerobinson

Radhika Aggarwal
Passionate about new writing and ensemble, Radhika is an award-winning actor, working across film, theatre, television, games, and audio. She is approaching 20 years as a member of Equity and Spotlight and is a member of Bafta.
Screen credits include THE SPLIT (BBC), THE CHILDREN ACT (BBC FILMS/STUDIOCANAL), FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL (MGM/UNIVERSAL/HULU), CASUALTY (BBC), NEW TRICKS (BBC). As a voice actor, she has featured in numerous video games and radio plays.
Theatre credits include: The Lovely Bones (Birmingham Rep/UK Tour), Satyagraha (Improbable/ENO/LA Opera), and touring her one-woman show, ‘An Arrangement of Shoes’ written by Abhishek Majumdar (Tara Theatre, Edinburgh Fringe, Vancouver Fringe winning ‘Pick of the fringe’).
Over lockdown, she founded Echo Chamber, primarily providing creative audio output including GPS triggered audio quests and sound installations featuring local stories and artists. Recent projects have been funded by Heritage Lottery and Arts Council England. Echo Chamber also loved working with Scary Little Girls on their Caravan of Stories and are loving co-producing The London Mayven events.
A multi-instrumentalist, Rad drums with anti-folk band ‘Extradition Order’ and protest collective ‘Orchestrated Discontent’. She currently co-coordinates and participates in Soho Theatres Alumni Writers Lab.
Instagram: @madradster

Rebecca Mordan
Rebecca Mordan is Artistic Director and the beating heart of Scary Little Girls.
After graduating from Sheffield University with a BA in English Literature, Rebecca spent 3 years at Bristol Old Vic. She has worked as an actor in film, theatre and television, and founded award-winning production hub Scary Little Girls, to create roles and opportunities for women and populate stories with diverse female characters.
With SLG, Rebecca has written, directed, produced and performed while working with a wide range of partners including the BFI, Glastonbury Festival and Hall for Cornwall (for whom she is an Associate Artist). She recently co-wrote and presented The Greenham Effect for the BBC’s Archive on Four, drawing on the 200 plus testimonials she helped gather from Greenham Women as part of the Greenham Women Everywhere project she co-foundered.
2021 has also seen the publication of her first book, Out of the Darkness: Greenham Voices drawing on these interviews. Her first piece of fiction for radio was featured in The UK Project, in which she was asked to represent the Cornish voice, out this year.
She is a founder member of KerPow, Cornish female artists tackling sex and gender discrimination and has been a campaigner against male violence for over 25 years. Thanks to this she is often a ‘rent-a-feminist’ guest for BBC Radio, including You and Yours, 5 Live and Women’s Hour, and Sky News.
Book your tickets here! Check out some of the photos from our previous Mayven events 👇

Creative Commons
2025-09-13 11:00 - 2025-09-14 18:00 | Greenham Common, Burys Bank Road, Thatcham, RG19 6HN
This September, the Corn Exchange Newbury and 101 Outdoor Arts present Creative Commons, a remarkable weekend of free outdoor arts marking 25 years since Greenham Common was returned to public ownership.
Over two vibrant days, Greenham Common will be transformed into an open-air stage, animated by performances and installations specially commissioned to honour the site’s rich and complex history. Audiences can expect a dynamic mix of aerial circus, street theatre, dance, music and interactive artworks, each offering a unique perspective on the Common’s journey from Cold War military base and site of an internationally renowned Women’s Peace Camp to flourishing wildlife sanctuary. Creative Commons promises a bold and imaginative celebration of place, memory and creativity, and an unmissable moment in Greenham’s continuing story.
Our Artistic Director Rebecca Mordan will be giving three talks each day about her memories of her time at Greenham as a child, our Greenham archive, and a few songs with her ukulele! Becca will also be doing Q&A’s after each talk alongside a mini exhibition. Stay tuned for more details.
Simon Chatterton, 101 Outdoor Arts’ Strategic Lead said “Creative Commons is an an unmissable opportunity to celebrate a fascinating and unique piece of our history. Through a single location, Greenham tells stories of environmental restoration and resilience, of refugees fleeing to safety in the UK, of battles over land ownership land of historic militarism and of popular protest in the face of an existential threat to the planet. We hope that through our programme thousands more people will be aware of the remarkable swords to ploughshares story of the Common and enjoy it for the remarkable place of natural beauty it now is.”
Find out more about the event

No Woman is an Island! - St Agnes
2025-10-03 12:30 - 14:30 | Turk’s Head, The Quay, St Agnes, Isles of Scilly, TR22 0PL, United Kingdom
Join Artistic Director Rebecca Mordan and Team Scary member Bec Applebee alongside members of the Scilly community for a celebration of what it means to be an island woman.
After the success of Queenagers, we will be working again with St Mary’s Theatre Club and friends, using song, poetry and monologues drawn from the lives of women from all five inhabited islands and all different ages and backgrounds. This event will share the trials and tribulations, the joys, sorrows and hilarity of the women who’ve been born on, blown into or currently bolster the Isles of Scilly.
This show has been created from 50 interviews conducted by Scary Little Girls with Scilly Museum and Kresen Kernow and marks the official launch of the archive. Told in the language and by the voices of the Scillonian community, this event highlights what a unique and marvellous people carve out their lives on these stunning rocks amidst the Atlantic…
No booking needed – drop in!

No Woman is an Island! - St Mary's
2025-10-04 20:00 - 22:30 | Old Town Inn, Old Town Ln, St Mary's, Cornwall, TR21 0NN, United Kingdom
Join Artistic Director Rebecca Mordan and Team Scary member Bec Applebee alongside members of the Scilly community for a celebration of what it means to be an island woman.
After the success of Queenagers, we will be working again with St Mary’s Theatre Club and friends, using song, poetry and monologues drawn from the lives of women from all five inhabited islands and all different ages and backgrounds. This evening will share the trials and tribulations, the joys, sorrows and hilarity of the women who’ve been born on, blown into or currently bolster the Isles of Scilly.
This show has been created from 50 interviews conducted by Scary Little Girls with Scilly Museum and Kresen Kernow and marks the official launch of the archive. Told in the language and by the voices of the Scillonian community, this event highlights what a unique and marvellous people carve out their lives on these stunning rocks amidst the Atlantic…
Book your tickets here!

No Woman is an Island! - St Martin's
2025-10-05 12:30 - 14:30 | Seven Stones Inn, Lower Town, St Martin's, Isles of Scilly, TR25 0QW

No Woman is an Island! - Tresco
2025-10-08 19:30 - 21:30 | Flying Boat Studio, Tresco, Isles of Scilly, United Kingdom
Join Artistic Director Rebecca Mordan and Team Scary member Bec Applebee alongside members of the Scilly community for a celebration of what it means to be an island woman.
After the success of Queenagers, we will be working again with St Mary’s Theatre Club and friends, using song, poetry and monologues drawn from the lives of women from all five inhabited islands and all different ages and backgrounds. This event will share the trials and tribulations, the joys, sorrows and hilarity of the women who’ve been born on, blown into or currently bolster the Isles of Scilly.
This show has been created from 50 interviews conducted by Scary Little Girls with Scilly Museum and Kresen Kernow and marks the official launch of the archive. Told in the language and by the voices of the Scillonian community, this event highlights what a unique and marvellous people carve out their lives on these stunning rocks amidst the Atlantic…
Book your tickets!

Fire: A Princess’ Guide to Burning Issues - Brighton and East Sussex
2025-11-17 - 2025-11-28 | Brighton, Brighton, United Kingdom
What does the daughter of the last Maharaja of the Punjab have in common with young people today? This Winter, we’re stepping into schools in Brighton and East Sussex and bringing the life of Princess Sophia Duleep Singh alive in our interactive show.
Meet characters from her life, from exiled royal family to passionate suffragettes. This play will start conversations about topics from political reform to complex relationships. Some themes are universal, whether you are a princess or a 21st century school student.
Learning objectives
Students will:

Explore personal stories in the fight for gender equality and reflect on how they can become advocates for equality today.
Learn about the lives of people of diverse heritage in 19th Century Britain.
Explore ideas and issues in an analytical, reflective and personal way.

National Curriculum links
This session supports:

Challenges for Britain, Europe and the wider world 1901 to the present day.
Understanding historical concepts such as continuity and change, cause and consequence, similarity, difference and significance, and using them to make connections, draw contrasts, analyse trends and frame historically-valid questions.
Understanding how people’s lives have shaped this nation and how Britain has influences and been influenced by the wider world.
World building to develop a rich knowledge of past places and societies.
Participating in discussions, summarising and/or building on what has been said.

Brighton – Monday 17 November – Friday 21 November 2025
East Sussex – Monday 24 November – Friday 28 November 2025
Check out the promo video here!

Would your students be interested in this show? Book now!

It's Your Round - 16 Days Penzance
2025-12-07 19:00 - 22:00 | The Crown, 1 Victoria Square, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 2EP, United Kingdom
A show bringing you the best of modern cabaret comedy combined with a traditional pub quiz.

Join quiz Mistress and pub landlady Pat Pinch – played by our very own Artistic Director Rebecca Mordan, flying solo! – as she takes over The Crown with live music, prizes, audience participation and of course a few drinks.
Test your team with rounds such as:

How local are you? So down with your town you can almost taste it…?
Jumping Juke Box!
Movie and music rounds – with a difference.
Plus general knowledge, photo and bonus rounds!

Whether you’re a liver-bashing barfly, or a strict abstainer, a quiz mastermind, or an absolute beginner, Pat is waiting to treat you to six of the best pub quiz rounds ever!
We will play in teams, min of two, max of six. You can book as a team or you are welcome come on your own, we can sort teams on the night. ‘
Pay as you feel’ on the night. Feel free to give generously.
Over 18s only.
Limited spaces – to reserve a place, please email Tori at infotc224@gmail.com.

Queenagers Community - 16 Days Penzance
2025-12-08 19:00 - 21:00 | The Gardeners House, Morrab Rd, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18, United Kingdom
An evening of shared stories, laughter and heart.
Join women from Trelya, Voices from the Deep and Next Stage theatre group as they come together to share Penwith experiences of menopause through words, writing, and performance.
Expect moments of humour, raw honesty, flashes of anger, and above all, powerful storytelling.
Pay as you feel – donations on the night.
Over 18s only.
To enquire about booking a place, please email Tori infotc224@gmail.com.

Greenham Exhibition & Protest Poster Workshop – Helston Old Chapel
2026-04-24 18:00 - 19:30 | Helston Old Cemetery, A394, Helston, TR13 8JA, United Kingdom
Step into the spirit of peaceful protest with this free drop-in session at Helston Old Chapel ahead of our Greenham cabaret evening!
Explore our exhibition dedicated to the peace women of Cornwall and their contribution to the iconic Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp—the 19-year protest that changed the face of women’s activism forever.
We will be bringing our Karavan—a magical mobile archive of Cornish stories—which will be parked at the cemetery. Step inside to discover tales from across Cornwall, then have a go at printing your own protest poster to take home.
Whether you’re staying for the cabaret performance at 7.30pm or just dropping by, all are welcome.
Drop-in between 6 and 7.30pm, when the ticketed cabaret event begins
Find out more and grab your tickets here!

Kernewek Keskesow Cabaret – Helston Old Chapel
2026-04-24 19:30 - 21:00 | Helston Old Cemetery, A394, Helston, TR13 8JA, United Kingdom
Join us at Helston Old Chapel cabaret night of songs and stories from Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp, sharing tales of peaceful protest in Cornish and English!
In September 1981, a group of women marched from Cardiff to RAF Greenham Common to protest the siting of American cruise missiles on British soil. What began as a ten-day walk became a 19-year occupation that changed the face of peaceful protest forever. Women from across Britain—including many from Cornwall—left their homes, their jobs, sometimes their families, to live in benders and tents through every weather, facing arrest, eviction and hostility, united by the belief that they could change the world. And they did.
Now, we invite you to an evening celebrating the extraordinary contribution Cornish women made to this iconic movement.
Join us for a cabaret night filled with songs and stories from Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp. Through verbatim theatre and music, performers including Rebecca Mordan (Artistic Director of Scary Little Girls and co-founder of the Greenham Women Everywhere archive project) alongside Cornish bards Bec Applebee and Fiona O’Cleirigh will share the tales of the peace women—in both Cornish and English—creating an evening of rousing performances that honours their courage, creativity and defiance.
Whether you were there, you remember watching it on the news, or you’re discovering this remarkable piece of women’s history for the first time, this is an evening to honour the women who proved that peaceful, creative resistance can move the world.
Find out more and grab your tickets here!

Greenham Exhibition & Protest Poster Workshop – Bude Library
2026-04-25 13:00 - 18:45 | Bude Library, Bude, EX23 8LG, United Kingdom
Step into the spirit of peaceful protest with this free drop-in session at Bude Library ahead of our Greenham cabaret evening!
Explore our exhibition dedicated to the peace women of Cornwall and their contribution to the iconic Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp—the 19-year protest that changed the face of women’s activism forever.
We will be bringing our Karavan—a magical mobile archive of Cornish stories—which will be parked at the cemetery. Step inside to discover tales from across Cornwall, then have a go at printing your own protest poster to take home.
Whether you’re staying for the cabaret performance at 7.30pm or just dropping by, all are welcome.
Drop-in between 6 and 6:45pm, when the ticketed cabaret event begins

Kernewek Keskesow Cabaret: Bude Library
2026-04-25 18:45 - 21:00 | Bude Library, Bude, EX23 8LG, United Kingdom
Join us at Bude Library for a cabaret night of songs and stories from Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp, sharing tales of peaceful protest in Cornish and English!
In September 1981, a group of women marched from Cardiff to RAF Greenham Common to protest the siting of American cruise missiles on British soil. What began as a ten-day walk became a 19-year occupation that changed the face of peaceful protest forever. Women from across Britain—including many from Cornwall—left their homes, their jobs, sometimes their families, to live in benders and tents through every weather, facing arrest, eviction and hostility, united by the belief that they could change the world. And they did.
Now, we invite you to an evening celebrating the extraordinary contribution Cornish women made to this iconic movement.
Join us for a cabaret night filled with songs and stories from Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp. Through verbatim theatre and music, performers including Rebecca Mordan (Artistic Director of Scary Little Girls and co-founder of the Greenham Women Everywhere archive project) alongside Cornish bards Bec Applebee and Fiona O’Cleirigh will share the tales of the peace women—in both Cornish and English—creating an evening of rousing performances that honours their courage, creativity and defiance.
Whether you were there, you remember watching it on the news, or you’re discovering this remarkable piece of women’s history for the first time, this is an evening to honour the women who proved that peaceful, creative resistance can move the world.
Find out more and grab your tickets here!

Greenham Exhibition & Protest Poster Workshop – St Agnes Library
2026-04-27 13:00 - 19:30 | St Agnes Library, 2 Trelawney Road, St Agnes, TR5 0TP, United Kingdom
Step into the spirit of peaceful protest with this free drop-in session at St Agnes Library ahead of our Greenham cabaret evening!
Explore our exhibition dedicated to the peace women of Cornwall and their contribution to the iconic Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp—the 19-year protest that changed the face of women’s activism forever.
We will be bringing our Karavan—a magical mobile archive of Cornish stories—which will be parked at the cemetery. Step inside to discover tales from across Cornwall, then have a go at printing your own protest poster to take home.
Whether you’re staying for the cabaret performance at 7.30pm or just dropping by, all are welcome.
Drop-in between 1 and 7.30pm, when the ticketed cabaret event begins

Kernewek Keskesow Cabaret – St Agnes Library
2026-04-27 19:30 - 21:00 | St Agnes Library, 2 Trelawney Road, St Agnes, TR5 0TP, United Kingdom
Join us at St Agnes Library for a cabaret night of songs and stories from Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp, sharing tales of peaceful protest in Cornish and English!
In September 1981, a group of women marched from Cardiff to RAF Greenham Common to protest the siting of American cruise missiles on British soil. What began as a ten-day walk became a 19-year occupation that changed the face of peaceful protest forever. Women from across Britain—including many from Cornwall—left their homes, their jobs, sometimes their families, to live in benders and tents through every weather, facing arrest, eviction and hostility, united by the belief that they could change the world. And they did.
Now, we invite you to an evening celebrating the extraordinary contribution Cornish women made to this iconic movement.
Join us for a cabaret night filled with songs and stories from Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp. Through verbatim theatre and music, performers including Rebecca Mordan (Artistic Director of Scary Little Girls and co-founder of the Greenham Women Everywhere archive project) alongside Cornish bards Bec Applebee and Fiona O’Cleirigh will share the tales of the peace women—in both Cornish and English—creating an evening of rousing performances that honours their courage, creativity and defiance.
Whether you were there, you remember watching it on the news, or you’re discovering this remarkable piece of women’s history for the first time, this is an evening to honour the women who proved that peaceful, creative resistance can move the world.
In branch paper tickets are available for £8 and online tickets through TicketSource are available for £8 plus 67p per ticket booking fee.

Greenham Exhibition & Protest Poster Workshop – Redwing Gallery, Penzance
2026-04-28 18:00 - 19:00 | Redwing Gallery, 32 Alverton Street, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 2QN, United Kingdom
Step into the spirit of peaceful protest with this free drop-in session at Redwing Gallery ahead of our Greenham cabaret evening!
Explore our exhibition dedicated to the peace women of Cornwall and their contribution to the iconic Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp—the 19-year protest that changed the face of women’s activism forever.
We will be bringing our Karavan—a magical mobile archive of Cornish stories—which will be parked at the cemetery. Step inside to discover tales from across Cornwall, then have a go at printing your own protest poster to take home.
Whether you’re staying for the cabaret performance at 7.00pm or just dropping by, all are welcome.
Drop-in between 6 and 7.00pm, when the ticketed cabaret event begins

Kernewek Keskesow Cabaret – Redwing Gallery, Penzance
2026-04-28 19:00 - 21:00 | Redwing Gallery, 32 Alverton Street, Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 2QN, United Kingdom
Join us at Redwing Gallery cabaret night of songs and stories from Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp, sharing tales of peaceful protest in Cornish and English!
In September 1981, a group of women marched from Cardiff to RAF Greenham Common to protest the siting of American cruise missiles on British soil. What began as a ten-day walk became a 19-year occupation that changed the face of peaceful protest forever. Women from across Britain—including many from Cornwall—left their homes, their jobs, sometimes their families, to live in benders and tents through every weather, facing arrest, eviction and hostility, united by the belief that they could change the world. And they did.
Now, we invite you to an evening celebrating the extraordinary contribution Cornish women made to this iconic movement.
Join us for a cabaret night filled with songs and stories from Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp. Through verbatim theatre and music, performers including Rebecca Mordan (Artistic Director of Scary Little Girls and co-founder of the Greenham Women Everywhere archive project) alongside Cornish bards Bec Applebee and Fiona O’Cleirigh will share the tales of the peace women—in both Cornish and English—creating an evening of rousing performances that honours their courage, creativity and defiance.
Whether you were there, you remember watching it on the news, or you’re discovering this remarkable piece of women’s history for the first time, this is an evening to honour the women who proved that peaceful, creative resistance can move the world.
Find out more and grab your tickets here!

Greenham Exhibition & Protest Poster Workshop – IntoBodmin
2026-04-29 18:00 - 19:30 | Shire House Suite, Shire House Suite, Bodmin, Cornwall, PL31 2DQ, United Kingdom
Step into the spirit of peaceful protest with this free drop-in session at Shire House Suite ahead of our Greenham cabaret evening!
Explore our exhibition dedicated to the peace women of Cornwall and their contribution to the iconic Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp—the 19-year protest that changed the face of women’s activism forever.
We will be bringing our Karavan—a magical mobile archive of Cornish stories—which will be parked at the cemetery. Step inside to discover tales from across Cornwall, then have a go at printing your own protest poster to take home.
Whether you’re staying for the cabaret performance at 7.30pm or just dropping by, all are welcome.
Drop-in between 6 and 7.30pm, when the ticketed cabaret event begins

Kernewek Keskesow Cabaret – IntoBodmin
2026-04-29 19:30 - 21:00 | Shire House Suite, Shire House Suite, Bodmin, Cornwall, PL31 2DQ, United Kingdom
Join us at Shire House Suite for a cabaret night of songs and stories from Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp, sharing tales of peaceful protest in Cornish and English!
In September 1981, a group of women marched from Cardiff to RAF Greenham Common to protest the siting of American cruise missiles on British soil. What began as a ten-day walk became a 19-year occupation that changed the face of peaceful protest forever. Women from across Britain—including many from Cornwall—left their homes, their jobs, sometimes their families, to live in benders and tents through every weather, facing arrest, eviction and hostility, united by the belief that they could change the world. And they did.
Now, we invite you to an evening celebrating the extraordinary contribution Cornish women made to this iconic movement.
Join us for a cabaret night filled with songs and stories from Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp. Through verbatim theatre and music, performers including Rebecca Mordan (Artistic Director of Scary Little Girls and co-founder of the Greenham Women Everywhere archive project) alongside Cornish bards Bec Applebee and Fiona O’Cleirigh will share the tales of the peace women—in both Cornish and English—creating an evening of rousing performances that honours their courage, creativity and defiance.
Whether you were there, you remember watching it on the news, or you’re discovering this remarkable piece of women’s history for the first time, this is an evening to honour the women who proved that peaceful, creative resistance can move the world.
Find out more and grab your tickets here!

Greenham Exhibition & Protest Poster Workshop – Sterts Arts and Environmental Centre
2026-04-30 18:00 - 19:30 | Sterts Arts and Environmental Centre, Sterts Arts and Environmental Centre, Cornwall, PL14 5AZ, United Kingdom
Step into the spirit of peaceful protest with this free drop-in session at Sterts Arts and Environmental Centre ahead of our Greenham cabaret evening!
Explore our exhibition dedicated to the peace women of Cornwall and their contribution to the iconic Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp—the 19-year protest that changed the face of women’s activism forever.
We will be bringing our Karavan—a magical mobile archive of Cornish stories—which will be parked at the cemetery. Step inside to discover tales from across Cornwall, then have a go at printing your own protest poster to take home.
Whether you’re staying for the cabaret performance at 7.30pm or just dropping by, all are welcome.
Drop-in between 6 and 7.30pm, when the ticketed cabaret event begins

Kernewek Keskesow Cabaret – Sterts Arts and Environmental Centre
2026-04-30 19:30 - 21:00 | Sterts Arts and Environmental Centre, Sterts Arts and Environmental Centre, Cornwall, PL14 5AZ, United Kingdom
Join us at Sterts Arts and Environmental Centre for a cabaret night of songs and stories from Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp, sharing tales of peaceful protest in Cornish and English!
In September 1981, a group of women marched from Cardiff to RAF Greenham Common to protest the siting of American cruise missiles on British soil. What began as a ten-day walk became a 19-year occupation that changed the face of peaceful protest forever. Women from across Britain—including many from Cornwall—left their homes, their jobs, sometimes their families, to live in benders and tents through every weather, facing arrest, eviction and hostility, united by the belief that they could change the world. And they did.
Now, we invite you to an evening celebrating the extraordinary contribution Cornish women made to this iconic movement.
Join us for a cabaret night filled with songs and stories from Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp. Through verbatim theatre and music, performers including Rebecca Mordan (Artistic Director of Scary Little Girls and co-founder of the Greenham Women Everywhere archive project) alongside Cornish bards Bec Applebee and Fiona O’Cleirigh will share the tales of the peace women—in both Cornish and English—creating an evening of rousing performances that honours their courage, creativity and defiance.
Whether you were there, you remember watching it on the news, or you’re discovering this remarkable piece of women’s history for the first time, this is an evening to honour the women who proved that peaceful, creative resistance can move the world.
Find out more and grab your tickets here!

Out of the Darkness: Greenham Voices - author Rebecca Mordan in conversation
2026-05-13 18:30 - 20:30 | Shrew Books, 4 South Street, Fowey, Cornwall, PL23 1AR, United Kingdom
Join our Artistic Director Rebecca Mordan and Kate from Shrew Books in Fowey as they chat about Becca’s book Out of the Darkness: Greenham Voices, 1981-2000!
‘What d’you need more atom bombs for? You got enough bombs to kill us all ten times Yet still you keep asking for more.’ – Greenham Protest Song
In 1981, a group of women marched from Cardiff to the Greenham Common RAF base in Newbury to protest the siting of US nuclear missiles on British soil. Gradually joined by women from all over the world, they formed what became the Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp.
They stayed there for almost twenty years, in what would become the largest, most effective woman-led protest since the Suffrage campaign – and they would radicalise a generation. Out of the Darkness reunites the trailblazing women of Greenham to share their intimate recollections of the highs and lows of camp life, explore how they organised, and uncover the clever, non-violent ways they challenged military, police and cultural forces, all in the name of peace. Whether freeing MoD geese or dancing on silos, whether composing songs to put their cases across in court or kissing in the face of advancing police, this is the story of the power of creativity, wit and courage, and the sisterhood the Greenham women created.
Today, as our planet suffers increased threats from nuclear proliferation and environmental strain, this book celebrates the Greenham pioneers of peaceful protest and hopes to inspire a new generation of activists.
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