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Actress Joanna Scanlan discusses menopause stigma in a BBC interview, promoting her new series Riot Women.
BAFTA-winning actress Joanna Scanlan, 63, has spoken out about the deep societal shame women feel around menopause, calling it a “saturated” and frightening experience despite efforts to reframe it positively.
In a BBC interview, she shared her own past fears about the transition and emphasized the suppressed anger and emotional burdens many women carry.
She stars in Sally Wainwright’s new six-part series, Riot Women, which follows five women navigating midlife challenges—including menopause, family, and careers—while forming a punk-rock band for a talent contest.
The show, also starring Tamsin Greig, Rosalie Craig, Lorraine Ashbourne, and Amelia Bullmore, is available on BBC iPlayer and BBC One.
La actriz Joanna Scanlan discute el estigma de la menopausia en una entrevista de la BBC, promocionando su nueva serie Riot Women.