Alison Piper

A stark portrait of how terminal illness can erode the sensuality and intimacy of even the strongest of couples.

Johnina seeks revenge on her childhood abuser and the community that enabled him, with the help of a duck.

A Glaswegian standoff between a schoolgirl and a tampon machine. When schoolgirl Leanne can’t afford a sanitary pad she lines her underwear with toilet paper and ends up bleeding in front of her class during a presentation. Leanne overcomes this humiliation with a shocking act of rebellion - against a bully, a teacher, and against the stigma which acts as a barrier to her needs.

The Stone Age responds to T.S Eliot award-winning poet Jen Hadfield's synthesis of human and non-human experience in her 2020 collection, of the same title.

A stark portrait of how terminal illness can erode the sensuality and intimacy of even the strongest of couples.

A stark portrait of how terminal illness can erode the sensuality and intimacy of even the strongest of couples.

A stark portrait of how terminal illness can erode the sensuality and intimacy of even the strongest of couples.

Johnina seeks revenge on her childhood abuser and the community that enabled him, with the help of a duck.

A Glaswegian standoff between a schoolgirl and a tampon machine. When schoolgirl Leanne can’t afford a sanitary pad she lines her underwear with toilet paper and ends up bleeding in front of her class during a presentation. Leanne overcomes this humiliation with a shocking act of rebellion - against a bully, a teacher, and against the stigma which acts as a barrier to her needs.

A Glaswegian standoff between a schoolgirl and a tampon machine. When schoolgirl Leanne can’t afford a sanitary pad she lines her underwear with toilet paper and ends up bleeding in front of her class during a presentation. Leanne overcomes this humiliation with a shocking act of rebellion - against a bully, a teacher, and against the stigma which acts as a barrier to her needs.

The Stone Age responds to T.S Eliot award-winning poet Jen Hadfield's synthesis of human and non-human experience in her 2020 collection, of the same title.

The Stone Age responds to T.S Eliot award-winning poet Jen Hadfield's synthesis of human and non-human experience in her 2020 collection, of the same title.