Adaptation: Enough Already is a bespoke theatre piece written for corporate audiences to invite deeper and less guarded conversations about gender inequity in the workplace.

It draws on the writer’s lived experience managing the juggle between home life and the corporate world and is based on data from esteemed authors and researchers such as Dr Gabor Maté (The Myth of Normal), Nkem Ndefo (TheEmbodyLab) and Caroline Criado-Perez (Invisible Women).

Adaptation weaves a number of narratives into a 75 minute performance that together provide a unique and powerful audience experience. By presenting these intertwined influences in women’s lives, some conscious, others subconscious, from both work and home, the play provides an entirely relatable, if unconventional approach to addressing the persistent ‘wicked’ problem of gender inequity.

Performed by Jamaican British actor Kathy Owen, the intersectional nature of DEI is also on the table in thought-provoking ways.

The play is available as part of shaking up your DEI strategy, providing an original off-site experience that is guaranteed to reignite the meaningful, insightful conversations we need to be having if we’re going to break the mould of the status quo.