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• Su Roxburgh & Steve Parkes

  " Rouse Ye Women" at Cradley Heath Library. Fantastic performance. Acting, singing, playing all of the highest standard. The atmosphere at the venue ( where it all happened) was brilliant. Well done to all concerned with this production!!

• Tony Barnsley

  Just wanted to say a big thank to all for bringing the story of the women chainmakers' of Cradley Heath back to life in the very streets it was made. The performance gave justice to this historic strike victory. Passionate, inspiring and entertaining. Brilliant.
  
  Solidarity forever
  
  Tony Barnsley

• David Hallam

  Just to say how much we enjoyed the performance of "Rouse Ye Women" in Cradley Heath last night. David

• chris connellan

  What a great show glad I went. Hope to see it again one day.

• Chris Ure

  Another stunning performance from Townsend Theatre Productions. The script, songs and cast for 'Rouse Ye Women'are just perfect. John Kirkpatrick's songs are inspirational and Bryony Purdue is made for the role of Mary Macarthur. John's songs deserve to be available on CD. Once again, the Company has excelled in telling such an important story. The production was an absolute joy from beginning to end.

• Mike Hobbs

  I didn't have a pen with which to fill out your feedback sheet after the first Oxford show this week, so.... Great performance, acted with passion and verve, appropriately arousing and engaging. And inspiring! We forget at our peril the achievements of organised women labour, still so necessary. It's not easy to get Oxford audiences singing, but your wonderful actors did so - albeit in characteristically muted fashion. Albert's black country accent was authentic, if faltering - I grew up in Cradley Heath, so I know! Thanks to you all.

• Nigel Land

  Went to 'Rouse Ye Women' last night at Barton-on-Humber Ropery Theatre. A stunning performance and an inspring story. Come back soon!

• Seonaid Wilson

  Went to see show at North Edinburgh Arts tonight..‘Rouse Ye Women’ amazing & talented.

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