Liberation review - fiery and funny show brings 70s feminism to Broadway

Bess Wohls Liberation on Broadway theatre humorously explores her mothers activism in the context of Second-wave feminism, blending personal memories with political insights.

• In Liberation, playwright Bess Wohl examines her mothers role in Second-wave feminism, showcasing the challenges of balancing personal life and activism in a compelling narrative.
• The play features Betsy Aidem in a leading role, bringing to life the experiences of women activists from Ohio during a transformative era in American history.
• Wohls work highlights the concept of consciousness raising among white people, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and awareness in the feminist movement of the 1970s.