Opening with a snapshot of life in the women’s camp at Greenham circa 1983 then shifting to a contemporary extinction rebellion, the play gently pokes fun at the petty squabbling of the protestors as a contrast to the serious fights in which they are involved. The play is, in turns, wry, tense and ultimately poignant as a veteran Greenham woman proclaims that ‘it’s very easy to laugh at passion.’

This event will take place in a marquee. The play reading is about 45 minutes. We aim to have some discussion afterwards too.

Do bring warm clothing if the weather is cool.