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The Fighting Days
by Wendy Lill
The Fighting Days
Set in Winnipeg during 1910-1917, the play focuses on the life and work of Francis Marion Beynon, a Manitoba journalist and political activist. When the play opens, she meets Nellie McClung and becomes involved in the Votes-for-Women movement. As the newly hired writer and editor of the women’s page in The Rural Review, her views end up becoming controversial when Canada becomes involved in World War l and the conscription crisis divides the suffragists. A play about the polarities of public and private lives and issues of racism and pacifism, “The Fighting Days” deals with timeless moral concerns.
Arts Manitoba describes it as - “An unusually insightful investigation of social conscience.”
Meet the Cast & Crew of Fighting Days
Because we want to keep our audiences and performers safe from COVID-19 physical distancing will be in effect. Patrons will also be required to present their BC Vaccine Card for entry. For information and to obtain your card Click Here
You can still view our first on-line presentation, The Velveteen Rabbit
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UPDATE REGARDING COVID-19
At Naked Stage, we are fully committed to the health and safety of our performers and our guests.
In order to comply with government and Provincial Health Authority requirements regarding social distancing, we have made adjustments to our in person productions.
Because we want to keep our audiences and performers safe from COVID-19 physical distancing will be in effect and we will be complying with all Public Health Orders.
Patrons will also be required to present their BC Vaccine Card for entry. Masks are also required for live performances. For information and to obtain your card Click Here
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