Drama Queens

Drama Queens Drama Queens seek to tell the varying stories of the modern woman, particularly black women on the continent and in the diaspora through edgy, modern plays

Come one, come all, weary wanderers, curious creatures, dreamers.Join us for Leave Print a gathering for releasing, reme...
02/06/2026

Come one, come all, weary wanderers, curious creatures, dreamers.

Join us for Leave Print a gathering for releasing, remembering, creating, and beginning again. Together we’ll make art, share stories, sit with the earth, and leave behind the things we’ve been carrying for far too long.

Bring your tangled thoughts, your hopes for tomorrow, your favorite walking shoes, and maybe a friend or two.

The earth has a remarkable capacity for holding things. For transforming them. For turning endings into something new.

Come leave a burden.
Come leave a memory.
Come leave a print.

RSVPs are closed and NEW INFO WILL BE SENT Out this WEEK!
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Last Thursday we were so grateful to commemorate with and with all of your support .The DQ community showed up, consi...
01/06/2026

Last Thursday we were so grateful to commemorate with and with all of your support .
The DQ community showed up, consistently donating money, including 3500.00 during the Goethe screening of the disappearance of Reverend Armah.

All of these donations allowed to provide over 250 packs of sanitary products including pads and the cutest exercise books in the town of Anyirawase

Thank you for helping us fight and we hope you continue to engage in conversations around Reproductive Justice, access to menstrual products and services.

We felt it today. Every single one of us did. You are not alone in this.
29/05/2026

We felt it today. Every single one of us did. You are not alone in this.

Here is a repost of our “menstrual health day” campaign from 2 years ago. Because we believe it is still very relevant a...
28/05/2026

Here is a repost of our “menstrual health day” campaign from 2 years ago. Because we believe it is still very relevant and has vital information that is accurate in today’s world.

Join us at Goal Line Gathering for a screening of a mini documentary on Rwandan women footballers & mental health.After ...
27/05/2026

Join us at Goal Line Gathering for a screening of a mini documentary on Rwandan women footballers & mental health.
After the film, stick around for an open discussion with the filmmaker + mental health & sports professionals.

Free entry - link in bio to reserve your ticket
Sat, 30th May 2026 6pm - 8pm
Gyandu Place, East Legon

For five years, our cherished Leave Prints program has been an intentional effort in building spaces rooted in care, cre...
22/05/2026

For five years, our cherished Leave Prints program has been an intentional effort in building spaces rooted in care, creativity and community.

This year, we mark our 5th Anniversary with a gathering that returns us to what holds us all, each other, and everything we’ve built together.

Join us on 6th June 2026 as we celebrate leave prints under the theme “Held by the Earth.”

We’re soo happy for this return, reminder and homecoming.

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Hey, everyone. 💗It honestly breaks our hearts to share this but due to the heavy rains and weather conditions, we’ve mad...
22/05/2026

Hey, everyone. 💗

It honestly breaks our hearts to share this but due to the heavy rains and weather conditions, we’ve made the difficult decision to cancel the health walk.

We want to say a huge thank you to every single person who signed up, shared the flyer, checked in on us, planned to attend, donated or offered support in any way. Seeing people come together for this cause truly meant so much to us.

A very special thank you to everyone who donated pads and contributed financially towards the Period Poverty campaign;your kindness and generosity will still go a long way in supporting girls and helping us continue this work.

Although the walk won’t be happening anymore, we are still committed to donating pads and supplies to the girls. If donating is still something you’d like to do, our donation details remain open and you can still contribute by sending money towards the campaign.

Thank you again for believing in this initiative and showing up for girls and women with so much care.

On behalf of our sponsors and partners, Drama Queens would like to say a big thank you to every single person involved i...
19/05/2026

On behalf of our sponsors and partners, Drama Queens would like to say a big thank you to every single person involved in The Disappearance of Reverend Armah: From the cast and crew, to the singers who serenaded us from start to the end, to the band that had people boogieing to the beats, to those who have been sharing our posts related to the play, to those who invited friends and family to watch the play, to those who went to either or both of the showings, to those who donated towards PADdle Up: Walk for Pads (our collaboration with , to those who shared their opinions on the play and the issues it raised during the Panel Discussion and Questions/Thoughts sessions, to those who continued the conversations after our moderator called the night to a close and everyone who made the play the success that it was.

We hope this play sparked your interest in contributing to the (ongoing) conversations around pe******ia, r**e culture, Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence and Violence Against Women and Girls.

Let’s keep talking and looking within ourselves to find ways to make every space safe for girls, from infancy to old age.

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