Women Wear White - Ten Minute Play

by Lindsay Kennedy

TEN MINUTE PLAY: Four white women prepare for a march in DC, but through their planning the holes in their intersectionality and their unconscious racism emerges.

TEN MINUTE PLAY: Four white women prepare for a march in DC, but through their planning the holes in their intersectionality and their unconscious racism emerges.

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Women Wear White - Ten Minute Play

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  • Donna Gordon: Women Wear White - Ten Minute Play by Lindsay Kennedy
    “

    I am in favor of women's rights but there's always questions that remain
    I liked the speeches, very historic. Kennedy shows the difficulties of minorities in the scheme of things very well in this fast-moving dialogue

    I am in favor of women's rights but there's always questions that remain
    I liked the speeches, very historic. Kennedy shows the difficulties of minorities in the scheme of things very well in this fast-moving dialogue

    ”
  • Agnes Palfi: Women Wear White - Ten Minute Play by Lindsay Kennedy
    “

    This ten-minute piece boldly reveals the roots of the women's movement. What is truly surprising is how far we are in time from its origins, yet how deeply the remnants ingrained in us over millennia - along with the guilt they've created - are still present in our lives.

    This ten-minute piece boldly reveals the roots of the women's movement. What is truly surprising is how far we are in time from its origins, yet how deeply the remnants ingrained in us over millennia - along with the guilt they've created - are still present in our lives.

    ”
  • Shaun Leisher: Women Wear White - Ten Minute Play by Lindsay Kennedy
    “

    This play went to some really unexpected places for me. Loved the way Kennedy plays with time. An important message about parts of women's suffrage that so many conveniently sweep under the rug. A great ensemble short.

    This play went to some really unexpected places for me. Loved the way Kennedy plays with time. An important message about parts of women's suffrage that so many conveniently sweep under the rug. A great ensemble short.

    ”
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Development History

  • Reading, International Women's Voices Day, The PearlKC, 2018
  • Reading, WomXn on Fire Festival, Keegan Theatre, 2018

Production History

  • Workshop, Fishtank Theatre, 2018