THE ROARING GIRL by Casey Bradley, after Thomas Dekker and Thomas Middleton

The Roaring Girl is a new play in development, inspired by the life of Mary Frith, known as 'Moll Cutpurse’, adapted from the Jacobean play by Dekker and Middleton. Moll was a pimp, a pickpocket, allegedly London’s first female tobacco smoker, and defied convention and flouted gender roles of their time by dressing in men's clothing. This adaptation explores The Roaring Girl through the non-binary lens it deserves, written and to be performed by Casey Bradley, a queer, gender-non-confirming artist.

The play is in development and has not already been produced and is not currently in pre-production.