★★★★
“STAMP is a ridiculous, riotous ripping up of the rule book for examining gender binaries. Someone should really tell them that shows seeking to question the nature of men and women and then educate us on our own social constructs need to be a lot angrier, more self-satisfied and duller. This is none of that.”
- Broadway Baby
“STAMP is a ridiculous, riotous ripping up of the rule book for examining gender binaries. Someone should really tell them that shows seeking to question the nature of men and women and then educate us on our own social constructs need to be a lot angrier, more self-satisfied and duller. This is none of that.”
- Broadway Baby
Hosted by the love-child of Sandi Toksvig and Frank N. Furter, STAMP is a cheeky, extreme and challenging gameshow where you make the rules.
Despite the best efforts of some awesome people across the globe (Emma Watson, Beyonce, et al) feminism still has a bad reputation. A reputation for being boring, inaccessible, guilt ridden.
Spun Glass Theatre smash that stereotype with STAMP – a live game-show that pits men and women against each other in arbitrarily chosen teams to end once and for all the battle of the sexes for ultimate supremacy. This is a joyous, irreverent interactive theatre experience that breaks the mould for creating art about gender, brushing aside sincerity and instead embracing chaos, humour and heckling.
Despite the best efforts of some awesome people across the globe (Emma Watson, Beyonce, et al) feminism still has a bad reputation. A reputation for being boring, inaccessible, guilt ridden.
Spun Glass Theatre smash that stereotype with STAMP – a live game-show that pits men and women against each other in arbitrarily chosen teams to end once and for all the battle of the sexes for ultimate supremacy. This is a joyous, irreverent interactive theatre experience that breaks the mould for creating art about gender, brushing aside sincerity and instead embracing chaos, humour and heckling.
★★★★
"The entire game is a satirical reflection on how society boxes us into preconceived gender roles, with specific normatives of how women and men should behave...An hour of laughter, competition and teamwork which will fly by."
- Three Weeks
"The entire game is a satirical reflection on how society boxes us into preconceived gender roles, with specific normatives of how women and men should behave...An hour of laughter, competition and teamwork which will fly by."
- Three Weeks
Co-Created by Helen White, Simon Magnus and Jessica Cheetham
ARTISTIC TEAM
Performers: Helen White, Jessica Cheetham, Simon Magnus
Sound Designer: Laura Bowler
Set design: Kelly Edwards
Lighting design: Michael Corcoran
Dramaturgy: Simon Magnus
Director: Jessica Cheetham
Producer: Daisy Hale
ARTISTIC TEAM
Performers: Helen White, Jessica Cheetham, Simon Magnus
Sound Designer: Laura Bowler
Set design: Kelly Edwards
Lighting design: Michael Corcoran
Dramaturgy: Simon Magnus
Director: Jessica Cheetham
Producer: Daisy Hale
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