Schrödinger's Lesbians at Omnibus Theatre

It’s the 6th Century BCE: Sappho’s back and she’s single.

“If a tree falls in a forest and no one hears it, does it make a sound? If two lesbians f*ck and no one records it, did it happen? Sorry, let me rephrase that: if two women fall in love but none of the men write about it, did it happen?”
But it’s not only the men. Because on an island called Lesbos, Sappho is writing...

Structured around Sappho's fragments, ‘Schrödinger's Lesbians’ is a joyful, irreverent new play about love, lesbians, and coping with a history that's written you out of it. Authored by Libby Boyd, this is Themis Theatre’s second play following their debut show, The Dissent (**** The Stage), and takes a deepdive into the highs and lows of queer female friendships while asking that eternal question: ‘can you ever just be friends with someone you’re into?’ 

Schrödinger's Lesbians has been programmed by Omnibus Theatre as part of the 96 Festival.

REVIEWS
**** Everything Theatre, "Wonderfully witty and beautifully charming"
**** LouReviews, "Moments of passionate longing, and disguised desperation."
**** The Stage [for The Dissent], "The fresh, intriguing script...articulates an important promise to believe and bear witness to those who experience abuse."

CAST & CREATIVES
Produced by Themis Theatre
Directed by Bobbie-Jean Henning
Written by Libby Boyd
Cast: Libby Boyd, Charlotte Boyle, Ruby Blue Tansey-Thomas