JUSTINE SLESS LAUNCHES NEW NOVEL
Melbourne-based comedian and writer Justine Sless is launching her new novel, Before I Sing You This Song in the UK on 3rd October, followed by a Melbourne launch on 9th November. Before I Sing You This Song is set in Sunderland in 1978, where the rules were that women could sing, but they couldn’t tell […]
Events Industry Survey examines work-based Sexual Assault
Safety for women shouldn’t be a lottery. We need hard data to drive real culture change, and we need your voice to do it. Speak up. Stand together. Take the survey now!
We Built Our Own Stage.
Fran Ayala-Rock talks about why “We Didn’t Need to Compete for Stage Time. We Needed to Build Our Own Stage”.
Misogyny in Comedy: Call for Evidence extended
UK Parliament extends deadline for written evidence for the inquiry into the comedy sector.
Born out of Misogyny: why we are still waiting to be heard
When I founded Funny Women 24 years ago, it wasn’t just a passion project; it was a direct response to a misogynist comedy promoter I was working for as a publicist.
Misogyny in Comedy Survey – Take Part Now!
Please help us with this important industry survey. CRAFT, the Comedy Representation & Artform Trust, is supporting The Women & Equalities Committee’s inquiry into Misogyny in Comedy with an independent survey to gather evidence.
