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WOW – Women of the World Festival is a joyous celebration of the formidable strength and inventiveness of women. This annual festival presents, celebrates and recognises women from all walks of life, acting as a conversation space for issues of all kinds. WOW includes three days of talks, debates, markets, workshops, mentoring, WOW Bites as well as a series of evening events. WOW Bites are short and snappy sessions covering a diverse range of fascinating subjects. Lively and eclectic, they give you snapshot of a subject or debate presented by enthusiasts and experts in that field.
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Members' Bar - level 6
Women of the World Introduction
Tuesday 6 March 2012
Journalist, author and commentator Hannah Pool joins Southbank Centre programme co-ordinator Domino Pateman to discuss the ideas behind this exciting and thought-provoking festival as well as this
Purcell Room
Wednesday 7 March 2012 - Thursday 8 March 2012
Beside the Sea is a one-woman play about a mother who is driven to the extremes of mental and physical despair, performed by Lisa Dwan.
Southbank Centre
WOW- Women of the World Festival Day Pass
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.
Southbank Centre
WOW - Women of the World Festival 3 Day Pass
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.
Friday 9 March 2012 - Sunday 11 March 2012
Get your hair done, your finances straightened out and learn how to change a tyre - everything a woman (or man) needs!
Royal Festival Hall
Friday 9 March 2012
Hosted by Annie Lennox. Katy B, Jess Mills and Emeli Sandé join Annie in a unique night of music that steps up the call for equality.
Purcell Room
Birds Eye View Sound & Silents: Mary Pickford Revived
Friday 9 March 2012
Birds Eye View, the UK's leading celebration of women filmmakers, returns with another programme of specially-commissioned live music to silent film.
Central Bar Foyer
Friday 9 March 2012
Formed in 2003 by pianists Kate Halsall and Semra Kurutaç, duoDorT specialise in contemporary music combining the piano duo, keyboard and electronics.
The Clore Ballroom
Friday 9 March 2012
Performing with her quartet for Women of the World Festival, Gillespie creates a mix of emotive ballads, raucous gypsy swing, blues and vaudeville, not to mention some wild, Arabic-infused flourish
Southbank Centre
WOW- Women of the World Festival Day Pass
Saturday 10 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.
Queen Elizabeth Hall
Saturday 10 March 2012
Irish-born icon and iconoclast, Sinead O'Connor has been making music, rejecting stereotypes and defying expectations for more than a quarter century.
Southbank Centre
WOW- Women of the World Festival Day Pass
Sunday 11 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.
Queen Elizabeth Hall
Sunday 11 March 2012
Two years after her critically acclaimed debut album First Love, Emmy The Great returns to WOW - Women of the World festival with songs from her new album Virtue.
Royal Festival Hall
Mirth Control, March of the Women 2012
Sunday 11 March 2012
One of the highlights of last year's WOW - Women of the World festival returns.
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