Dancing Sky Theatre presents With Glowing Hearts
The result of a unique collaboration between a playwright and a USask sociologist returns to the stage
The result of a unique collaboration between University of Saskatchewan sociologist Elizabeth Quinlan and Jennifer Wynne Webber, a playwright and USask history graduate, will be onstage at Saskatchewan’s Dancing Sky Theatre.
With Glowing Hearts: How Ordinary Women Worked Together to Change the World (And Did)
April 26–May 12
Dancing Sky Theatre
201 Queen Street, Meacham, Sask.
Tickets and info: www.dancingskytheatre.com
With Glowing Hearts is the rousing true story of a group of hard rock miners’ wives who came together in 1941 to stand up for better conditions for their families. They became the heart and soul of a union movement that ultimately changed their lives—and the world.
The play is based on Quinlan’s SSHRC-funded research into the role of women in mining unions and union women’s auxiliaries.
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