The Moral Women
  • London Fringe

Step into the dystopian world of The Moral Women " a gripping tale of societal regression and feminist resilience.

The years 2027 and the UK faces a grim reality: healthcares a luxury and childbirth a tool for exploitation. With womens reproductive rights hanging by a thread, illegal clinics emerge offering safe havens for women to reclaim autonomy over their bodies.

Set in the lead-up to a raid at Feminam Clinic, we follow four patients and a receptionist as they share their heart-tugging and unexpected connections to one another. From estranged family members to a dating mishap, their intertwining narratives unfold against the backdrop of a regime desperate to see their ruin.

Megan Earls play, The Moral Women, debuted at Wandsworth Arts Fringe festival (2023). Featuring an all-female cast, the production has been supported by the same team since its first recorded reading with Flairbox (2022).

Warning: Contains graphic content, including violence, discussions of sexual assault and abortion.

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