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Writers' Rage: Epstein Files Fuel Theatrical Protest
11 Jun
Summary
- Leading female writers unite for a theatrical event.
- Performance targets 'seismic rage' over Epstein files.
- Over 70 playwrights contribute scripts to the event.
A large-scale theatrical event, 'All the Rage,' is set to unfold in a former financial office in the City of London. This ambitious performance is being staged by dozens of leading female writers as an expression of profound anger concerning the revelations from the Jeffrey Epstein files.
The project, rapidly assembled and taking place in 15 rooms of the former insurance building, aims to honor the victims of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Writer Rebecca Lenkiewicz, who initiated the event, described the setting as symbolic—an environment historically associated with men and money, now transformed by female artistic expression.
More than 70 UK-based playwrights, including prominent names, are participating. Each has penned short scripts and texts that will be integrated into the performances and installations. The work draws inspiration from the themes of power, abuse, and exploitation highlighted by the Epstein files.
