This gathering invites participants to explore feminist dramaturgy as a practice rooted in awareness, critical reflection, and the capacity to imagine otherwise. We consider how feminist and queer-feminist thinking can influence our ways of making, thinking and collaborating in performance, and ask: why now, for whom, and to what end? By approaching dramaturgy on three interconnected levels: as a question of production, as a way of working, and as an aesthetic practice, we consider how it is situated within, and responds to, the political and relational realities of our time, while also exploring alternatives based on interdependency, care, and responsibility. Through a shared dialogue and practical exercises, participants are encouraged to examine their own dramaturgical approaches and explore how adopting a feminist perspective could influence the choices, relationships, and imagery on stage.