Growing up, any young person would know the incoming talk about bodily changes has a tendency of making everyone a little shy and uncomfortable - especially if it involved any details of blood.
However one Brighton-based writer, comedian and performance artist believes that by vilifying menstruation as a ‘dirty’ taboo, it perpetuates a centuries’ long narrative of periods being impure, rather than simply being natural.
Belszki will be bringing the noise to Bristol this April, with her satirical one-woman show, that aims to put a stop to the long-winded myths and misconceptions surrounding menstruation.
