Photographs by Jon Holloway

Directed by Jonathan Humphreys

Designed by Sarah Jane Booth

Sound by Jon McLeod

Cast: Emma Denly, Valerie Antwi, Ellen Atwell

8th - 28th October 2018

A new play about the Suffragettes in Wimbledon, produced by Attic Theatre Company.

Off West End Award nomination 2018 for Most Promising New Playwright (Beth Flintoff)

Off West End Award nomination 2018 for Best Actress (Emma Denly)

‘It's taken me a long time to understand that they were afraid of us. They were afraid of what we would think, of whom we would elect.

They were afraid it might not be them.’

Centring on the remarkable story of Wimbledon residents Rose Lamartine Yates and Edith Begbie, this new play was an impassioned, unsentimental and sharp-witted tribute to the Suffragette cause in the centenary year.

A cast of three women, a handful of props and original music, brought the incredible story vividly to life. The play was originally performed in Wimbledon Library before touring South West London.

Produced by Attic Theatre Company

This project was funded by Arts Council England and Heritage Lottery Fund.