F-Bomb Theatre's new walking tour celebrates overlooked women of Edinburgh past and present This May, as part of the Edinburgh 900 celebrations, the city will see a different kind of monument spring to life—not in bronze or stone, but in story, presence, and performance. Monumental, a theatrical walking tour by feminist company F-Bomb Theatre, invites audiences to meet the women whose lives have shaped Edinburgh but whose names are too often absent from its statues and plaques.

F-Bomb Theatre’s Monumental didn't simply wander through Edinburgh’s streets, it sought to recalibrate them. Part walking tour, part civic intervention, this bold theatrical project offered more than a revisionist jaunt through the city’s under-commemorated corners. This was a provocation in motion: a demand that public memory stretch to include the women it has too long ignored. Commissioned for the Edinburgh 900 celebrations, it made an argument not through grand staging or spectacle, but through intimacy, presence and harnessed conviction.

This monograph examines theatre and performance produced since the Good Friday Agreement in the context of the failure of peace in Northern Ireland.

A powerful new play about how women have been unjustly persecuted over the centuries. Please help us raise funds for this important project.