to produce a series of "Positive Behavior" sessions at Ludgvan Community Primary School Suffragettes: 100 Years (2009) was a joint project with Naomi Paxton. There were readings of plays by members of the Actresses' Franchise League, followed by talks by academics and actors. The event launched a book of plays, many of which had previously been unpublished. Larger productions Dracula: The Kisses Dracula: The Kisses, with its all-female cast and new text, explores gender and queer themes in a gothic steampunk setting. The play was written by Rebecca Mordan and directed by Helen Tennison. The show's first run was 22–26 September 2014 at the Minack Theatre in Cornwall. The show then went up to Birmingham to perform at the mac Birmingham and performed there 30–31 October 2014. Duffy Beats the Devil In December 2015, Scary Little Girls put on their first pantomime in co-production with The Acorn Theater Penzance. Duffy Beats the Devil was an all-women pantomime that adapted a local folk story to Penzance. Peter Pan In 2016, Scary Little Girls put on an all-female production of JM Barrie’s original 1904 script for Peter Pan. Later that year, Scary Little Girls worked with Ramps on the Moon, a deaf and disabled artist integration project, to workshop their all-female interpretation of Peter Pan. The workshop paired three SLG actors (hearing, able-bodied) and three ROTM actors (one deaf, two disabled) with Cornish designers and artists to form a creative team. These creative teams were tasked with turning Peter Pan into an indoor show for mid-scale touring and a diverse cast. Before I Wake Before I Wake was an original script that highlighted the real-life workers of the Heligan Gardens, many of whom later died in WWII. Literary shows Living Literature Walks Living Literature Walks are theatrical walks that take a small group through a town to explore its history. Living Literature Walks themes have included actresses and suffragettes (Stage Rights), the Mitford Sisters (In the Footsteps of the Mitfords), Cornish All Hallows (Something Wicked), Cornish Christmas (Warm Hearths and Frosty Shores), Women of World War I (Women at War: The West End), Frankenstein (Frankenstein), railways (Strangers on a Train), banned texts (Salon du Chocolat), Mary Wollstonecraft (Wollstonecraft Walks), Agatha Christie (2018 Agatha Christie Festival), Suffrage heritage (Suffrage Salons). In response to the Covid lockdowns of 2020, Scary Little Girls started Salon de la Vie, online interactive fortnightly cabarets that celebrated women’s