Female playwrights set to take the West End by storm

The Guardian: "Last year, Rebecca ­Lenkiewicz's Her Naked Skin became the first play by a ­living female playwright ever to be staged in the National's ­largest auditorium, the Olivier – a fact that, understandably, caused a stir. This year, the number of twenty­something ­British female writers coming up through the ranks suggests the venerable theatre could soon be hosting a slew of exciting new plays by women."