Radio St. Austell Bay to give women a platform to discuss their experiences and help them develop new skills. The project was funded by Feast, a programme of the Cornwall Arts Centre Trust, an Arts Council National portfolio organization. Film Following a successful Kickstarter campaign, Scary Little Girls' filmed "Culling," a short film set in a dystopian future where a lifesaving cure is scarce and a doctor finds herself in a moral compromise. The screenplay was written and co-produced by Kate Kerrow. The film is set to release in late 2014. R&D In 2017, Scary Little Girls began developing Truth Before Everything, which explored the life of Josephine Butler, the Victorian sexual health and women’s rights campaigner, through a modern lens. Associate artists (selected) Kate Smurthwaite Joannah Tincey Sally Mortemore References Theatre companies in London Organisations based in Cornwall Charities based in London Falmouth, Cornwall