The Wardrobe Theatre presents: The Spanking Goddess & Other Discarded Tales

Tues 4th March - Sat 8th March 2025

Tues 4th March - Sat 8th March 2025 7:30pm

Ticket price: $12

90 minutes (with interval)

Stellar storyteller Clare Murphy returns to The Wardrobe Theatre after a SOLD OUT run in 2024.

Clare exhumes the Celtic canon to bring the wild women who never made the cut, back into the light. A shapeshifter spanks her opponents, a queen balances on the point of a spear, a goddess is caught in a face-off with death, heroes are defeated by mother-daughter warriors, and we witness the first divorce…and the woman won.

These are not your regular myths. Expect wicked tales of badass deities, feral fighters, unorthodox sex, hairy bodies, mastery, and goddess-on-goddess battles – not for the faint-hearted and definitely for grown-ups.

“Masterly storytelling!“
Culture Whisper

Please note this performance contains descriptions of sex, bodies, sexual threat and death contextualised within a paradigm of mythic narrative, archetype and metaphor.

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Against a black background, Clare a white woman with dark brown hair in a strappy green sleeveless top with a large metal necklace on, has her face towards the light, hands behind her back with two yellow flower heads in her mouth. Her chin is up and she is looking directly ahead.

Where

The Wardrobe Theatre, Bristol, UK
The Old Market Assembly, 25 West Street, Old Market Bristol, BS2 ODF

When

Tues 4th March - Sat 8th March 2025

Ticket Information

Tues 4th Mar  7:30pm - TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE

Wed 5th Mar  7:30pm - TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE

Thurs 6th Mar  7:30pm - TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE

Fri 7th Mar  7:30pm - TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE

Sat 8th Mar  7:30pm - SOLD OUT

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Against a black background, Clare a white woman with dark brown hair in a strappy green sleeveless top with a large metal necklace on, has her face towards the light, hands behind her back with two yellow flower heads in her mouth. Her chin is up and she is looking directly ahead.