Sunday WOW Festival Day Pass

Don’t miss mind-expanding conversation, storytelling and surprise moments on the final day of the world’s biggest festival dedicated to gender equality. The Sunday Day Pass offers a final day filled with talks, workshops, performances and more. Expect mind-expanding conversation, storytelling and surprise moments as we move between the personal and the political, exploring pleasure, power, media and masculinity in a world that can sometimes feel like it’s on fire. Along the way, there’s space for laughter, creativity, challenge and connection. Musician and artist Jordan Stephens explores masculinity and mental health. Authors Aja Barber, Angela Saini, Natasha Walter and journalist and activist Zahra Joya explore what feminism can offer in turbulent times. Saini also presents a WOW Big Idea, inviting us to think differently about the forces shaping our lives. We’ll tackle pleasure head-on with Come Again?, a playful exploration of bodies, sexuality and the right to feel good. Expect honesty, humour and perhaps a few happy endings. Plus, Professor Joanna Bourke explores Himpathy and asks why men who harm women so often receive sympathetic backstories, while victims are pushed out of the frame. We also have poetry by the award winning poet Hollie McNish. Bringing together WOW’s other festivals Shameless! and Boys & Men into WOW London for the first time, festival-goers can also choose to explore their themes. In Shameless! we look at how to end sexual violence, while Boys & Men