This Women’s Month, Artscape aims to be a haven for all communities as they showcase productions by women throughout August. This is through their 16th edition of the Women Humanities Arts Festival, which is currently under way until the 27th of August. To tell us more about this and how it’s creating a space of care this women’s month, we are joined on Zoom by Artscape CEO, Marlene Le Roux.
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