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Scene from stage play, Votes for Women, 1907
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Scene from stage play, Votes for Women, 1907
The great Trafalgar Square meeting scene in the play, Votes for Women, with a very effective stage crowd made up of forty actors. The play was staged at the Royal Court theatre in April 1907. it was written by Elizabeth Robins and directed by Harley Granville Barker. Date: 1907
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- A Stirring Scene from the 1907 Stage Play at the Royal Court Theatre This evocative photograph captures a pivotal moment from the 1907 stage play, "Votes for Women," which was performed at the prestigious Royal Court Theatre in London. Written by Elizabeth Robins and expertly directed by Harley Granville Barker, the play was a groundbreaking production that brought the suffragette movement to life on the British stage. The image showcases the powerful Trafalgar Square meeting scene, where a crowd of forty passionate actors portray the energy and determination of the suffragettes as they rally for their cause. The setting is authentic, with the iconic Trafalgar Square providing an iconic backdrop to the action. The atmosphere is electric, as the actors convey the intensity and urgency of the suffragettes' fight for the right to vote. The "Votes for Women" play was a significant milestone in the history of the suffragette movement and the British theatre. It provided a platform for the public to engage with the issues surrounding women's suffrage and brought attention to the cause through its thought-provoking and powerful performances. The play was a testament to the dedication and commitment of the suffragettes and their supporters, and this photograph serves as a poignant reminder of the impact of their efforts. This image, with its rich historical significance and captivating scene, is a must-have for any collection focusing on women's rights, British theatre history, or the suffragette movement. It is a testament to the power of the stage to inspire, educate, and ignite change.
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