Cara Brazier — Theater Critic

Remaining as important today as it was the first time around, this exploration of the female experience is a true love letter to friendship, identity and hope. Despite some unevenness in its musical adaptation, this adaptation of Thelma and Louise brings this iconic work to a new generation, celebrating a story of freedom and self-discovery that continues to resonate today.

If Parks, who upholds the law daily, is struggling to navigate parenting, how are those of us not in that position meant to succeed? Parks is a female judge but the messaging is very relatable, translating to all parents and all work roles, to all those juggling daily, to all those just trying to do their best. A devastatingly relevant snapshot of parenting, among other things, Inter Alia delivers some uncomfortable truths whilst asking ‘can we really have it all?’