
Violent Circumstances
written and directed by Susannah Cann
co-creator: Ariane Lenihan
Confronting, Irreverent, Funny
5 women, 5 stories, 5 lives changed under violent circumstances.
First developed in the wake of the murder of Sarah Everard and Sabina Nessa in 2021, Violent Circumstances aims to shed light on women’s day to day encounters with misogyny and violence.
On the recent 5th year anniversary of Sarah’s murder, the BBC published an article titled 5 Years on: What’s changed? The short answer, nothing.
With the growing rise of toxic masculinity, incel culture and disregard for women’s issues, it’s getting harder to be heard, so come hear us roar.
SE Fest 2026 Production
Press for this production:
‘brilliantly affecting production… The show is performed as a montage of individual vignettes, some devastatingly sad, some wickedly funny, allowing for some welcomed light relief between some of the more serious pieces. The balance in tone works wonderfully and the audience are drawn in immediately, with the five actors captivating portrayals of their characters.
While each story stands alone and is enjoyable as a contained narrative, combined, they collectively outline the problems women face on a daily basis – from (in comparison relatively) smaller instances, to much more serious encounters. The variation between them allows all of the experiences, no matter the severity, to be recognised, with this compelling, emotive and powerful production… A strong show, with a talented cast.’ ★★★★.5 Rated Reviewed
‘a thought-provoking contribution to the South East London Festival… an excellent attempt at showing the audience how women feel, how everyday life is a trial, a gauntlet run. Go and take your fathers, brothers, sons, male friends.’ Plays To See
Creative Team
Violent Circumstances
Written and directed by Susannah Cann
Co-creator: Ariane Lenihan
Sound Design: Jakey Newton
Additional Music: Cat Thomas
Cast
Anita and various roles: Annabel Lisk
Ella, Sister A and various roles: Isobel Griffiths
Andi T and various roles: Ariane Lenihan
Sister B and various roles: Phoebe Shephard
Girl and various roles: Anna Francis

















