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Soho TheatreSoho, London
2–3 December 2026
2 scheduled performances
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Figs in Wigs: Little Wimmin is a live art, feminist adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women. The production is co-commissioned by HOME Manchester and Cambridge Junction, and supported by various organisations including artsdepot, Battersea Arts Centre and Queen Mary University of London.
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A live art, feminist ‘adaptation’ of Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel Little Women. Figs in Wigs are back (again) and this time they’ve got their period (dresses). Wild, irreverent and cosmically comical, this production dismantles the traditional canon to make way for the doomed future of humankind. Prepare to laugh at the traditions of theatre and poke fun at people’s obsession with ‘the classics’ as the Figs use the story as their very own trojan horse, turning it on it’s head and mutating it into an unrecognisable cartoon catastrophe that talks about climate change, astrology and the infinite nature of the universe. P.S. Beth dies. Co-commissioned by HOME Manchester and Cambridge Junction through Stobbs New Ideas Fund. Supported by the artsdepot Creation Space Bursary, Battersea Arts Centre, Pleasance Theatre, Metal Southend, New Diorama Theatre and Queen Mary University of London.
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