Cleo Birdwell's Amazons Comes to Brighton
Discover the re-issued cult treasure by Don DeLillo, a humorous tale of a female hockey player's adventures in 1970s America. This event is a unique opportunity to experience a classic story in a new setting.
On Thursday, 19 November 2026, at Resident Music in Brighton, the story of Cleo Birdwell, a female hockey player, will be brought to life.
What is the story about? The story follows Cleo Birdwell, the first female recruit to play in the National Hockey League, as she navigates her first season and encounters various adventures of sex, fun, and scandal, all while being scrutinized by the public eye.
Who is behind the story? The story is written by Don DeLillo, a renowned author, under a pseudonym, and is now being re-issued after fifty years, offering a fresh perspective on the themes of the male gaze, sports commodification, and 1970s American culture.
Why is it worth attending? Tickets are on sale with the button beside the article, providing a chance to experience this cult treasure in a new setting, and explore the author's witty critique of societal norms and the determination of a young woman to forge her own path.
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