No More Passive

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The play No More Passive tackles both ecological and feminist issues. Women and Ecology, here, are ensnared by, and suffer from the authority, unfairness and misbehaviour of men, who claim to be the superior Gender and superior Beings. Here, politics, social policies and systems have been settled in such a way that, although written in official charts, women's rights shouldn't effectively be applied in societies. As for Ecology, it remains the property of men and can be sold and used as men care. Through dreams, and Alida's real life issues, Alida is seen as a distressed woman who is traumatized owing to the various oppressive actions and reactions displayed by men. She, along with Nature an other women, decides to stand and start reacting to the several attacks by men.