What Glorious Times They Had

Explore the inspiring world of suffragists in "What Glorious Times They Had," a compelling play by Diane Grant. Published in 1974 by Diane Grant and Company, this 80-page drama takes you back to pre-World War I Manitoba, where Nellie McClung vividly portrays the relentless fight for women's right to vote. Through rich characters and engaging dialogue, Grant captures the passion and tenacity of these pioneering women as they challenge societal norms and strive for equality. This piece not only delves into the history of the suffrage movement but also celebrates the spirit of those who dared to dream of a better future. Perfect for both theater enthusiasts and history buffs alike, "What Glorious Times They Had" is a must-read for anyone interested in the power of activism and the enduring quest for rights. Don't miss the chance to bring home this remarkable work of fiction that highlights a pivotal moment in Canadian history.