Too Small to Tell

Too Small to Tell is inspired by Lisa Rose’s experiences working as an assistant to Harvey Weinstein in the 1990s.

Rose uses humour to explore power, silence, and survival in an industry built on secrets. 

Returning to Riverside Studios following successful runs at Bath Theatre Royal, Park Theatre and Upstairs at the Gatehouse. The play was shortlisted for Best New Play at Brighton Fringe 2025. 

Co-directed and created by Paula B. Stanic, Elizabeth Ranken and Catherine Alexander, originally directed by Tracy Bargate, it’s a timely, gripping exploration of resilience, sisterhood, and speaking truth to power.

A powerful and darkly funny solo show
 

Emerging from the silence breakers movement Too Small to Tell  is a solo show about ambition, complicity and survival, asking the question that still matters: how do powerful people keep getting protected by everyone around them?