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Petticoat Council archiveThe true story of a group of women in Bishops Itchington who became the 1st female council in the UK. This local small town tale delights with modern folk music, dance & storytelling, as we follow the story of how a real life group of housewives in a rural Warwickshire Village broke down barriers to transform the area & community around them, forming the first female council in Britain. In the wake of the devastation that war brings, & with Britain & its people still struggling to be anything but austere - these women brought about change & hope, showing how to make great change on a local level, inspiring a nation.

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Author: Frankie Meredith

Archive listings for Petticoat Council

Work type: Play.

T023099653

Our production incorporates storytelling, song, dance, and puppetry. With songs from the charts, mixed into folk arrangements and movement pieces (based around mangles) this is a story following the strength of women with an all female cast. Basically, this story, of these women, didn't happen in a city. It isn't in London, or Manchester or Birmingham, although it's near Coventry. It happens in a place you wouldn't expect, a place you wouldn't expect a revolution to happen. And from women you wouldn't expect to start a revolution. And where do revolutions begin? Like everything, they begin with a mother...Presented byBoys Club Theatre. Presented bySteph Hartland-Productions. Director Frankie Meredith.
28 Oct 21Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton :: V160
listing details L278182310
8 Oct 21 to 9 Oct 21The Core at Corby Cube, Corby :: V0614704705
listing details L1889272921
24 Sep 21Malvern Theatres, Malvern :: V01718852442
listing details L01791531526
19 Jun 21General, Coventry :: V1875176652
listing details L0334316731
15 Jun 21 to 17 Jun 21Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry :: V156
listing details L0371240543

Other listings

5 Oct 21 to 6 Oct 21General, Nottingham :: V0758542743
listing details L879740463

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