What She Said! A Celebration of Female Composers

What She Said is a musical showcase celebrating the creativity, diversity, and power of female composers across genres and generations. This event brings together an eclectic programme of works from pop classics to iconic musical theatre pieces, all whilst celebrating the contributions of women to the music industry. Featuring an incredible lineup of emerging performers, What She Said shines a spotlight on fresh talent, offering a platform for the next generation of artists to share their voices.

The show proudly supports Let’s Get Our Knickers in a Twist, a charity dedicated to combating period poverty and ensuring access to essential hygiene products for those in need. Their mission is to ensure that every woman, regardless of circumstance, has access to new, clean underwear, and we are so excited to work with them on this event!!

What She Said is a musical showcase celebrating the creativity, diversity, and power of female composers across genres and generations.

From pop classics to iconic musical theatre, the programme highlights women’s impact on the music industry while showcasing an exciting lineup of emerging performers.

The event proudly supports Let’s Get Our Knickers in a Twist, raising funds to help combat period poverty and provide essential hygiene products to those in need.

Studio

29 May 8:00PM

Running time: 2 hours 15 minutes

Age recommendation: 14+

Performance time:
Fri – 8.00pm

Ticket prices: £18.50 | £20

Content Guidance

None.

Accessibility

The main entrance, both our auditoriums and our bar are wheelchair accessible. We also have 2 accessible toilets. Guide dogs and hearing dogs are welcome in the auditorium. There is a Loop system and a Radio Frequency system fitted in the auditorium and there are also hearing loops available at the Box Office. Please see our Accessibility Guidance and please feel free to contact our access team access@theotherpalace.co.uk should there be anything else we can do to make your visit more comfortable.