←Recommendations of Girl In The Red Corner

  • Rachel Hynes: Girl In The Red Corner by Stephen Spotswood
    “

    Four great roles for women in this one, and tackles gender and economic disparity in a way that is fresh, story-driven and totally human.

    A great piece for directors who love blending the physical with text-based work!

    Four great roles for women in this one, and tackles gender and economic disparity in a way that is fresh, story-driven and totally human.

    A great piece for directors who love blending the physical with text-based work!

    ”
  • Gwydion Suilebhan: Girl In The Red Corner by Stephen Spotswood
    “

    I was so excited to be able to see The Welders' world premiere of this exciting new play, which hits hard and pulls no punches. GREAT roles for women, too.

    I was so excited to be able to see The Welders' world premiere of this exciting new play, which hits hard and pulls no punches. GREAT roles for women, too.

    ”
  • Amanda Zeitler: Girl In The Red Corner by Stephen Spotswood
    “

    This is a really refreshing and exciting play. I saw the Welder's production and was incredibly impressed by this great take on "family drama" - this actually pulled at my heartstrings in a way that felt genuine. Halo is a really relatable character that I think a lot of young women could see themselves as. The lack of a romantic subplot is SO refreshing. The MMA is exciting and while it at first seems like an obvious metaphor, creates a fascinating dynamic between Halo and her family. The dialogue is witty and fun. Lots of great parts for women.

    This is a really refreshing and exciting play. I saw the Welder's production and was incredibly impressed by this great take on "family drama" - this actually pulled at my heartstrings in a way that felt genuine. Halo is a really relatable character that I think a lot of young women could see themselves as. The lack of a romantic subplot is SO refreshing. The MMA is exciting and while it at first seems like an obvious metaphor, creates a fascinating dynamic between Halo and her family. The dialogue is witty and fun. Lots of great parts for women.

    ”