The Rebel Lips
A Rehearsed Reading
Written by Clara Planelles and Jai Cairns
The Rebel Lips explores the untold friendship between Constance Markievicz and Kathleen Clarke
In 1918, amidst a world torn by rebellion and revolution, The Rebel Lips brings to life the compelling story of two fearless women, Constance Markievicz and Kathleen Clarke, who meet as prisoners in London following the Easter Rising.
From starkly different backgrounds, one British, the other Irish, their initial clashes give way to a surprising friendship as they share their stories of sacrifice and resistance. The Rebel Lips is a powerful play, diving deep into the bond of womanhood and the courage it takes to challenge a male-dominated world, delivering an unforgettable tale of resilience and defiance. This play is set to captivate audiences with its rich historical narrative and timely message of unity in adversity.