The Nasty Girls Blog is coming soon....

Anne Cunningham, the possessor of the warped mind from which sprouted the first germ of idea of “Nasty Girls” (and the name).  She writes, directs, makes costumes and filmakes for the group as well as sometimes being forced on stage. She is often thwarted in her favourite hobby of breathing by her girlfriend, Jackie Truckle, Anne says,"I am totally excited to be part of the Nasty Nights Out and hopes they are the first of many. Gasp"

DL Williams recently graduated from the University of Central Lancashire and now completely lost in a murky, eerie world of applications, interviews and the local jobcentre, haunted by possessed reclaim forms,brings her unpolished yet remarkable talent to the equally surreal world of the Nasty Girls! She hopes to learn the art of performance from these talented women, or at least beg enough money to pay the rent. failing that, at least she'll have a good time! she hopes... you can find her previous work in the lifestyle section of www.bbc.co.uk/ouch

Pam Thomas says “It is my first time out and I've never acted in my life! I have severe special needs (regular supplies of chocolate and cups of tea).

Natalie Markham, sadly is a Local Government Officer trapped inside a thespian's body. She has nurtured thoughts of artistic greatness for many years, performing first with disabled women's cabaret group No Excuses, and continues to keep her hopes of a more creative existence alive, through her involvement with Nasty Girls.

Audrey Stanton is an inspiration to young disabled people in Manchester. She is also renowned for her tales of life as a barmaid at The Cock Inn and the size of her portions of meat and potato pie.

Cynthia Pugh

Faye Christiansen

Elizabeth Tonkin

Eileen White

Julie Bethel