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The Milliner and the Weaver
Ebook, 35 pages ISBN: 9781780015927Publication Date:
13 May 2015
£4.99 £3.99You save £1.00 (20%)
First Staged:
Tricycle Theatre, London, 2010

The Milliner and the Weaver

By Marie Jones

Ebook £4.99£3.99

Henrietta from Belfast and Elspeth from Dublin are unlikely comrades. The Suffragette movement binds them together, but as the question of Home Rule divides Ireland, will national politics tear them apart?

Marie Jones's short play The Milliner and the Weaver was first performed at the Tricycle Theatre, London, as part of the Women, Power and Politics season in June 2010.

It is also available in the collection Women, Power and Politics: Then.

Press Quotes

'Touchingly explores the way Belfast suffragettes in 1914 found their cause overtaken by the issue of home rule'

Guardian

'An acidic, cleverly detailed scene of feminist conflict'

Whatsonstage.com
Ebook,35 pages ISBN: 9781780015927Publication Date:
13 May 2015
£4.99 £3.99You save £1.00 (20%)

Also by Marie Jones:

Women, Power and Politics: Then
Stones in His Pockets & A Night in November: Two Plays
A Night in November
Stones in His Pockets
The Hamster Wheel

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