Women's writing

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Queen Elizabeth Hall
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Jack
Friday 3 April 2009 Friday 3 April 2009

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Princess Adwoa, Suzanne Bonnar and Jackie Kay unite in an inspiring evening of readings and song in celebration of WOMANKIND, which celebrates its 20th anniversary this...

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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Princess Adwoa, Suzanne Bonnar and Jackie Kay unite in an inspiring evening of readings and song in celebration of WOMANKIND, which celebrates its 20th anniversary this year.
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Level 5 Function Room
Natasha Walter
Tuesday 16 March 2010 Tuesday 16 March 2010

In Living Doll, Natasha Walter reveals what feminism means in 2010 through a series of interviews with women, from the parents of pre-teen girls to sex workers and lap dancers.

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In Living Doll, Natasha Walter reveals what feminism means in 2010 through a series of interviews with women, from the parents of pre-teen girls to sex workers and lap dancers.
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Level 5 Function Room
A Woman's Eye on Brazil
Friday 9 July 2010 Friday 9 July 2010

Ana Maria Goncalves, Patricia Melo and Maria Valéria Rezende are three different generations of women bringing Brazil to life in their fiction.

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Ana Maria Goncalves, Patricia Melo and Valéria Rezende are three different generations of women bringing Brazil to life in their fiction.
Level 3 Function Room
Southbank Centre Book Club: The Yellow Wallpaper
Saturday 17 July 2010 Saturday 17 July 2010

Our closing Book Club focuses on Charlotte Perkins Gilman's The Yellow Wallpaper, an early classic of American feminist writing.

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Our closing Book Club focuses on Charlotte Perkins Gilman's The Yellow Wallpaper, an early classic of American feminist writing.
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Royal Festival Hall
Southbank Centre presents EQUALS Live
Friday 11 March 2011 Friday 11 March 2011

Southbank Centre presents EQUALS Live.

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Southbank Centre presents EQUALS Live.
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Southbank Centre
Friday 11 March Women of the World Festival Conference Day Pass
Friday 11 March 2011 Friday 11 March 2011

Talks and discussions on Friday 11 March (10am – 7pm).

The Clore Ballroom at Royal Festival Hall

Welcome by Jude Kelly followed by

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Talks and discussions on Friday 11 March (10am – 7pm)
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Southbank Centre
Women of the World Festival Conference
Friday 11 March 2011 Friday 11 March 2011

For programme details on the WOW Festival Conference please click on the individual event page for each day:

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WOW – Women of the World launches its first year with speakers from across five continents.
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Southbank Centre
Saturday 12 March Women of the World Festival Conference Day Pass
Saturday 12 March 2011 Saturday 12 March 2011

Talks and discussions on Saturday 12 March (10am – 7pm).

10 – 11.30am

Royal Festival Hall

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Talks and discussions on Saturday 12 March (10am – 7pm)
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Southbank Centre
Sunday 13 March Women of the World Festival Conference Day Pass
Sunday 13 March 2011 Sunday 13 March 2011

Talks and discussions on Sunday 13 March (10am – 4pm).

10 – 10.30am

The Clore Ballroom at Royal Festival Hall

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Talks and discussions on Sunday 13 March (10am – 7pm)
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Purcell Room
V-Day Southbank Centre 2011 Presents The Vagina Monologues
Sunday 17 April 2011 Sunday 17 April 2011

Change the story of women! This is the first ever performance in the UK of Eve Ensler's award-winning play The Vagina Monalogues with a South Asian cast.

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Change the story of women! This is the first performance in the UK of Eve Ensler's award-winning play The Vagina Monologues with an entirely South Asian cast.
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Level 5 Function Room
Divine Divas, Curious Courtesans and Being Brit
Friday 22 April 2011 Friday 22 April 2011

Blending storytelling with performance and stand-up, and weaving literary legends with contemporary urban lore, Vayu Naidu Company brings you an alchemy of stories that are mellow but crackling...

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Blending storytelling with performance and stand-up, and weaving literary legends with contemporary urban lore, Vayu Naidu Company brings you an alchemy of stories that are mellow but crackling with undeniable wit.
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Queen Elizabeth Hall
Orange Prize Shortlist Readings
Monday 6 June 2011 Monday 6 June 2011

The Orange Prize Readings are one of the highlights of our Literature and Spoken Word programme, offering exclusive readings and discussion with each of the shortlisted writers.

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The Orange Prize Readings are one of the highlights of our Literature and Spoken Word programme, offering exclusive readings and discussion with each of the shortlisted writers.
The Clore Ballroom
An introduction to Women of the World
Friday 3 February 2012 Friday 3 February 2012

Jude Kelly, Southbank Centre Artistic Director, gives an update on the WOW - Women of the World festival programme.

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Jude Kelly, Southbank Centre Artistic Director, gives an update on the WOW - Women of the World festival programme.
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The Clore Ballroom
WOW: Mentoring
Thursday 8 March 2012 Thursday 8 March 2012

One of the highlights of WOW 2011 was speed-mentoring and this year we've made it even bigger, with a mass speed mentoring session for hundreds of people on International Women's Day and mentoring...

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One of the highlights of WOW 2011 was speed-mentoring and this year we've made it even bigger, with a mass speed mentoring session for hundreds of people on International Women's Day and mentoring throughout the weekend.
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Southbank Centre
WOW - Women of the World Festival 3 Day Pass
Friday 9 March 2012 Friday 9 March 2012

Join inspirational women from all walks of life to explore topics such as politics, arts, education, science, human rights, environment and the economy.

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Join inspirational women from all walks of life to explore topics such as politics, arts, education, science, human rights, environment and the economy.
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Southbank Centre
WOW- Women of the World Festival Day Pass
Friday 9 March 2012 Friday 9 March 2012

Be inspired and gain useful tools in this packed day of talks, debates and performances.

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Be inspired and gain useful tools in this packed day of talks, debates and performances
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Southbank Centre
WOW- Women of the World Festival Day Pass
Saturday 10 March 2012 Saturday 10 March 2012

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Be inspired in this packed day of talks, debates and performances
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Southbank Centre
WOW- Women of the World Festival Day Pass
Sunday 11 March 2012 Sunday 11 March 2012

Day passes available at the Ticket Desk or by calling 0844 847 9910

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Be inspired in this packed day of talks, debates and performances
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Level 3 Function Room
Southbank Centre Book Club
Wednesday 11 July 2012 Wednesday 11 July 2012

Siri Hustvedt's 'The Summer Without Men' explores the marital rupture and mid-life crisis of Mia Fredrickson, a poet in her fifties who takes flight back to her native Minnesota to teach a summer...

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Siri Hustvedt's 'The Summer Without Men' explores the marital rupture and mid-life crisis of Mia Fredrickson, a poet in her fifties who takes flight back to her native Minnesota to teach a summer school in the company of women and girls.
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Queen Elizabeth Hall
Siri Hustvedt
Thursday 12 July 2012 Thursday 12 July 2012

Siri Hustvedt gives the 2012 Southbank Centre Lecture based on her new collection of essays Living, Thinking, Looking, a book which explores art, memory and its relation to her own life.

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Siri Hustvedt gives the 2012 Southbank Centre Lecture based on her new collection of essays Living, Thinking, Looking, a book which explores art, memory and its relation to her own life.
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