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Organisation	Women's Theatre Workshop
Other Names	Became Women on a Shoestring in 1984
Address	Canberra ACT Australia
Functions	Presenting Company, Production Company
Notes	Formed in 1979 by Camilla Blunden and Robyn Alewood to create theatre using women's stories and increase the employment of women in all aspects of theatre. It became professional in 1984 and was renamed Women on a Shoestring.
Events	Date Contributor Organisation Venue
	The Ghastliest Girl in the School, Childers Street Hall, Acton, ACT, 2 December 1981 The Flo Show, Australian National University, Arts Centre, Acton, ACT, 15 March 1981 Wonderwoman, Australian National University, Arts Centre, Acton, ACT, 15 March 1981 Old Girls Never Die, Childers Street Hall, Acton, ACT, 29 October 1980 Old Girls Never Die, Theatre 3, Acton, ACT, 9 October 1980 Old Girls Never Die, Reid House Theatre Workshop, Canberra, ACT, 4 October 1980
	Australian National University, Arts Centre, Acton, ACT The Flo Show, 15 March 1981 Wonderwoman, 15 March 1981 Childers Street Hall, Acton, ACT The Ghastliest Girl in the School, 2 December 1981 Old Girls Never Die, 29 October 1980 Reid House Theatre Workshop, Canberra, ACT Old Girls Never Die, 4 October 1980 Theatre 3, Acton, ACT Old Girls Never Die, 9 October 1980
	Camilla Blunden - Director, Playwright The Ghastliest Girl in the School, Childers Street Hall, Acton, ACT, 2 December 1981 Old Girls Never Die, Childers Street Hall, Acton, ACT, 29 October 1980 Old Girls Never Die, Theatre 3, Acton, ACT, 9 October 1980 Old Girls Never Die, Reid House Theatre Workshop, Canberra, ACT, 4 October 1980 Julie Bail - Playwright The Ghastliest Girl in the School, Childers Street Hall, Acton, ACT, 2 December 1981
Organisation Identifier	34290
Dataset	AusStage