Their late-night shows at the Edinburgh festival are packed with the kind of young audiences other theatres can only dream about. People talk about them the way fans might about their favourite band.

The feminist theatre group explore male privilege and power in a messy, energetic show with music and dance It begins with three women dressed as ancient goddesses in glittery gold and silver costumes ...

Have you ever watched something that excited you so much but you couldn’t find the words to explain why? That’s how I felt the first time I watched RashDash. The theatre-making duo took their show We ...

Abbi Greenland, one half of RashDash, thinks the theatre company “works best when we feel like we’re rogue agents”. The duo’s work has a habit of pushing against things: traditional narratives, ...

RashDash is back, and the anarchic company is taking on the mother of all topics: parenthood. It’s a subject close to their hearts, as all three core members gave birth during the show’s development.

This is Three Sisters by RashDash after Chekhov. And we are a long time after him, the production constantly reminds us. So why do we still stage his work? What are the classics actually for? And why ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Camden People's Theatre's flagship festival of feminist performance celebrates its ...

WRITER Alice Birch and theatre company RashDash take on porn in We Want You To Watch at the Courtyard Theatre, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds, from tonight until Thursday. Commissioned by the ...

A BRAND-NEW PERSPECTIVE ON ANTON CHEKHOV’S CLASSIC THREE SISTERS FROM PERFORMERS, MUSICIANS, THEATRE MAKERS AND ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSOCIATE ARTISTS RASHDASH. A drawing room. We are going to philosophise ...

Two Man Show is, in fact, performed by two women, Abbi Greenland and Helen Goalen, aka RashDash. It’s billed as a look at masculinity and patriarchy, and begins with the sort of bonkers stridency that ...

This playwrighting debut from actor Ellie Kendrick – you might know her from ‘Game of Thrones’, or playing Anne Frank for the BBC – is both stridently out there and also extremely recognisable as The ...