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World War I plays about women
1 October 2004
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Forgotten plays reveal how women were depicted during WWI
Ninety years ago they thought it would be over by Christmas, but World War I lasted four years and transformed the lives of many women.
Plays about women from that era have recently been unearthed and reveal a portrait that still has a relevance today.
Martha talks to theatre director, Tricia Thorns.
What The Women Did
is on at the Southwark Playhouse, London, until 9 October 2004
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