Clean Break launch new work at Soho Theatre this autumn

Published Friday 3 September 2010 at 11:25 by Natalie Woolman

Female theatre company Clean Break is presenting six new plays about women, crime and justice at the Soho Theatre later this year.

The plays, which include new work by Rebecca Lenkiewicz and EV Crowe, will run in and around the Soho Theatre from November 10 to 27, with press night on November 12. The Charged season will be presented over two performances in two cycles of three plays each.

The plays will be directed by Clare Lizzimore, Lucy Morrison and Caroline Steinbeis and will be accompanied by a series of events including panel discussions.

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