• Louise Haigh MP

  Inspiring evening watching Rouse Ye Women the story of Mary Macarthur and the Chainmakers' strike.
  
  We stand on the shoulders of giants.

• Teresa Mackay

  Wonderful saw it at Norwich and loved it!

• Jasmine Warwick

  I went to see the show at the Lantern Theatre in Sheffield this evening and you gave me a feedback form – so here’s what I thought:
  
  I didn’t know much about Mary Macarthur, probably just the name. I did visit Cradley Heath many years ago but I’m ashamed to say that I’d forgotten the story of what happened.
  I think the story is very relevant today, given the pressures that so many working people are under – as well as the many who aren’t employed.
  I didn’t have any particular expectations before I went to see it – I generally try not to have expectations when I go to see a show.
  I haven’t been to a Townsend Production before – but would definitely go again. I thought it was really well put together, and got across the message really powerfully, memorably – and simply, which is quite an achievement!
  I go to the theatre and live productions a lot (and sometimes, if I’m lucky, I get to perform). I value live theatre – it can be so powerful at getting meaning across, and making it memorable.
  I know that I won’t forget this show, and when I next go to Cradley Heath I’ll really know what’s it’s all about.
  I’d definitely go to see one of your productions in the future if I get the chance.
  
  THANK YOU! (and see you again, I hope)

• Lorraine

  Thank you for a really wonderful evening - Rouse Ye Women was informative and hugely entertaining

• Austin

  Saw the show last night at The Rondo in Bath
  Bloody fantastic
  Had a pint with Neil afterwards
  We want him to come and stage his next play for Bath CLP
  
  Regards
  
  Austin

• K M Poplett

  Were lucky enough to get return tickets for The Ragged trousered philanthropists on a weekend trip to Shrewsbury. Riveted by the performance, couldn't ever manage to read the whole book so grateful for this fantastic production. Will be looking out for Mary Macarthur and the women chainmakers. Keep up the good work.

• Philip Manners

  Attended Ragged Trousered Philanthropist at Tara Arts last night.Enjoyed the production which was witty and thought provoking. Good to have audiance participation which worked well.

• Jane Shaw

  I didn't have a pen to complete the feedback form in Barton last night. I wanted to see the performance because I saw United We Stand in Hull a couple of years ago which was excellent and I wasn't disappointed. What a tremendous production and what a feat to remember all the words and more especially which character you were at the time. Thank you so much for a thoughtful and thought-provoking performance.

• Ian Gent

  Watched the performance of Ragged Trousered Philanthropists at the Ropewalk in Barton last night. Really enjoyed it - hats off (all of them) to Neil for putting on a splendid show. He didn't scamp on anything...

• Eddie Lopez

  Will the tour come to Exeter or Plymouth?

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